Subject | Re: Connecting to Embedded + Superserver from same app |
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Author | Adam |
Post date | 2005-06-20T00:32:32Z |
From Section 2.2 of the release notes:
The embedded server acts as a true local server for a single
client accessing databases on a local machine. It can also
act as a remote gateway that redirects all network calls to
other hosts, just as the regular client library
does.
If my understanding is correct, I can connect to:
localhost:MyDB
This is identical to using a normal fbclient.dll and the connection
is actually to the firebird service on my local machine.
Where as connecting to
c:\database\MyDB.fdb
will use the embedded engine.
(I think that is a better way to look at my question)
Adam
The embedded server acts as a true local server for a single
client accessing databases on a local machine. It can also
act as a remote gateway that redirects all network calls to
other hosts, just as the regular client library
does.
If my understanding is correct, I can connect to:
localhost:MyDB
This is identical to using a normal fbclient.dll and the connection
is actually to the firebird service on my local machine.
Where as connecting to
c:\database\MyDB.fdb
will use the embedded engine.
(I think that is a better way to look at my question)
Adam