Subject | Using a Mapped FB Database for Application |
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Author | Gaurav Sood |
Post date | 2006-05-02T06:34:05Z |
Hi All,
I am attempting to use a remote Firebird database for a Delphi application
that uses their standard Interbase Database components (the one that is not
highly recommended, I forget the name). I am having problems setting up this
remote connection for my application using the .ini file. I am working on a
Windows XP box.
I have the FB Server and FB Guard running on the Remote PC, that I have
mapped as follows: \\pc340xp\CasalaV32\, to drive letter R:
The ini file is as follows:
[Current]
Database=Localhost:\\pc340xp\!CasalaV32!\Database\SERVDB.gdb
Language=Australian English
ProcessSet=La Trobe
ExportPath=Localhost:\\pc340xp\!CasalaV32!
ImportPath=Localhost:\\pc340xp\!CasalaV32!
[Defaults]
AnalysisType=0
PercentCorrect=50
MinimumNumber=2
PrintClientNames=0
ShowHelpHints=0
Language=Australian English
ProcessSet=La Trobe
The exclamation mark is based on an article on 'remote database' serach from
: http://www.ibexpert.info/documentation/search.html
Is there a way to connect to this remote database ? (Are aliases the way to
go ? ) And how do I set them up ?
I read about an ODBC Firebird Driver from Easysoft which is worth $99, but I
don't think we would like to use that just yet.
Thanks for your help,
Gaurav
--
Analyst
B. Engineering, B. IT
A.N.U (2004)
M: +61 401 409 620
H: +61 3 9376 8580
"In life, always do right. This will gratify some people and astonish the
rest."
� Mark Twain
[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
I am attempting to use a remote Firebird database for a Delphi application
that uses their standard Interbase Database components (the one that is not
highly recommended, I forget the name). I am having problems setting up this
remote connection for my application using the .ini file. I am working on a
Windows XP box.
I have the FB Server and FB Guard running on the Remote PC, that I have
mapped as follows: \\pc340xp\CasalaV32\, to drive letter R:
The ini file is as follows:
[Current]
Database=Localhost:\\pc340xp\!CasalaV32!\Database\SERVDB.gdb
Language=Australian English
ProcessSet=La Trobe
ExportPath=Localhost:\\pc340xp\!CasalaV32!
ImportPath=Localhost:\\pc340xp\!CasalaV32!
[Defaults]
AnalysisType=0
PercentCorrect=50
MinimumNumber=2
PrintClientNames=0
ShowHelpHints=0
Language=Australian English
ProcessSet=La Trobe
The exclamation mark is based on an article on 'remote database' serach from
: http://www.ibexpert.info/documentation/search.html
Is there a way to connect to this remote database ? (Are aliases the way to
go ? ) And how do I set them up ?
I read about an ODBC Firebird Driver from Easysoft which is worth $99, but I
don't think we would like to use that just yet.
Thanks for your help,
Gaurav
--
Analyst
B. Engineering, B. IT
A.N.U (2004)
M: +61 401 409 620
H: +61 3 9376 8580
"In life, always do right. This will gratify some people and astonish the
rest."
� Mark Twain
[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]