Helen Borrie wrote:

>
>>One of the
>>things that irritated me (using classic) was that I couldn't use the local
>>connection anymore,
>
> Well, Classic is architecturally different to SS.

Which is true, absolutely, in current Firebird and InterBase - not in
Vulcan, but that's another story. The essential difference between
Classic and SuperServer is that Classic uses a shared memory lock
manager to mediate page level access between connections, while
SuperServer uses a lock table that is integral to its process. In other
words, SuperServer doesn't know how to share.

Regards,


Ann