At 08:51 AM 23/07/2005 -0700, you wrote:

>Ok, I'll have to go back to the code and make sure to explicity detach.
>
>
>Meanwhile.....
>
>I have a simiar problem with a dotNet application using Firebird provider.
>I think I
>assumed that the Provider framework would keep connections managed well
>enough that I could drop a database and rerun a db creation script (which
>I can't do).
>Now I'm thinking I may have to explicitly detach the dotNet app in the
>same way as
>the ISAPI app?

One would suppose so, since each language interface layer wraps the same
API. Clients detach from the server by doing their own resources cleanup
and then calling the API function isc_detach_database(). Standard
interfaces like .NET, JDBC, ODBC each provide their own rules for how the
management of connections is to be surfaced to the programmer. I'm not a
.NET programmer, so I can't tell you anything about what that interface
does. You will find out all you need to know at the firebird-net-provider
list.

./heLen