Subject | Embedded database with multiple users... |
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Author | WATYF |
Post date | 2005-05-10T18:54:24Z |
Hello... I'm using the embedded version of FB with a .NET app that
I've written. The app is part Windows Application and part Windows
Service, so it needs to be able to hit the db with two simultaneous
connections. I've set up the embedded database and it works great
when I'm just running the Windows App portion of the app, but when I
try to run the Service at the same time, I get the following error
when trying to connect to the DB:
No message for code 335544344 found.
No message for code 335544734 found.
I Googled this and found out that it means it can't open the
database. Then I found a page somewhere where mentioned that FB's
embedded version only supports a single user.
Is this true? If so, is there any way around this? Or do they plan to
change that any time in the near future? I need a small-footprint
embedded db to use with this app, and FB looked like a great solution
until I tried to open that second connection.
Please let me know what my options are. Thank you.
WATYF
I've written. The app is part Windows Application and part Windows
Service, so it needs to be able to hit the db with two simultaneous
connections. I've set up the embedded database and it works great
when I'm just running the Windows App portion of the app, but when I
try to run the Service at the same time, I get the following error
when trying to connect to the DB:
No message for code 335544344 found.
No message for code 335544734 found.
I Googled this and found out that it means it can't open the
database. Then I found a page somewhere where mentioned that FB's
embedded version only supports a single user.
Is this true? If so, is there any way around this? Or do they plan to
change that any time in the near future? I need a small-footprint
embedded db to use with this app, and FB looked like a great solution
until I tried to open that second connection.
Please let me know what my options are. Thank you.
WATYF