This is not like a file based system. (Like access or paradox) The fdb file
is the entire database with all tables, stored procedures, and all sorts of
other stuff.

So yes, you would copy the entire fdb file. It provides the complete
metadata and functionality of your database.

Regards

Tim

At 16:53 23/03/2005, you wrote:

><< So, deploying Firebird
>as Embedded Server is simply a XCOPY without needing to run e.g. the
>Firebird setup routine.>>
>
>Interesting...What exactly would have to be copied? Our existing database
>has several dozen tables, but she would only need access to a few of these.
>
>She is only intermittently connected to the wireless network, so I guess we
>would have to try a "hit and miss" approach to copy things.
>
>Would the easiest be to just copy the entire *.fdb and fbclient.dll to her
>machine?
>
>Clay Shannon,
>Dimension 4 Software
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