Subject | Re: Firebird minimal installation - client and server |
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Author | Adam |
Post date | 2005-04-21T05:58:34Z |
--- In firebird-support@yahoogroups.com, "Tony Masefield"
<polsolsa@y...> wrote:
installer simply executes the Firebird installer, but I am sure it is
documented somewhere what the installer puts where. There is a zip
file version of the windows install which might help you out too.
fbclient.dll or gds32.dll and which one depends on what components
you are using. Aliases are good for hiding the physical location of
the database file from the clients.
incredible surprised if they didn't.
DatabaseName property (or equivalent) should be in the form
host:alias
So if your server is "MyServer" and there is an alias called "MyDB"
on that server, then a client can use the connection.
MyServer:MyDB
<polsolsa@y...> wrote:
>some
> Hi All,
>
> 1) What are the minimum files that need to be installed on a
> Firebird client and server (assuming that no third party UDF's etc
> are necessary)? The Firebird 'EXE' installer works great but at
> time I will need to write my own installation package for bothI have never bothered to check which ones the server needs, our
> server and client (to minimise complications).
>
installer simply executes the Firebird installer, but I am sure it is
documented somewhere what the installer puts where. There is a zip
file version of the windows install which might help you out too.
> 3) Assuming that the applications use aliases (simpler forNope, on the server only. The only thing you need on the client is
> installation), then Aliases.Conf must be on the client rather than
> server or both (seems self evident but ....)?
fbclient.dll or gds32.dll and which one depends on what components
you are using. Aliases are good for hiding the physical location of
the database file from the clients.
>All the ones I have used do. This doesn't include IBO but I would be
> 4) Do the 'standard' components (like IBO 4.5) work with aliases?
>
incredible surprised if they didn't.
DatabaseName property (or equivalent) should be in the form
host:alias
So if your server is "MyServer" and there is an alias called "MyDB"
on that server, then a client can use the connection.
MyServer:MyDB