This is a server application. It is the only one consuming database
connection. DB is on the local machine. No remote clients ever
connect to the DB.

I will change the connection string to 'localhost:D:\...fdb"'.

--- In firebird-support@yahoogroups.com, "Alan McDonald" <alan@m...>
wrote:

> > I hope this provides the missing details:
> >
> > - FB is v1.5.1. Superserver
> > - ODBC is v1.2.0.68
> > - The PC has 1Gb RAM, 40 GB Disk space, of which 28 free
> >
> > Here is the connection string:
> >
> > DRIVER=Firebird/InterBase(r) driver;
> > DBNAME=D:\DataCenter\DB\Data\DCDB.FDB; UID=GWC; PWD=******;

ROLE=SU

> >
> > For isql:
> >
> > connect "D:\DataCenter\DB\Data\DCDB.FDB" user 'gwc'

password '******';

> >
> > The path is stored in registry in the following
> > format "..\..\DCDB.FDB", if on the same drive. If on another the

full

> > path is stored. The application transforms always to full path,

incl.

> > drive, as you can see above.
> >
>
> tell us how two people can connect to the db using this connection

string?

> Where is the server relative to the first and second user?
> Alan