Subject | Firebird 2.0 embedded backups |
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Author | caldermd |
Post date | 2007-04-04T22:16:01Z |
I am trying to use gbak or nbackup(preferred) to do a backup of a
firebird 2.0 database which is embedded.
gbak -b myDB.fdb myDB.fbk //fails "unavailable server"
gbak -b myDB.fdb myDB.fbk -user sysdba -pass masterkey //fails
"unavailable server"
The same is true of nbackup.
On my development machine, I have a classic/superserver (for
convenience). If I use the control panel applet to start the server,
the second command shown above will succeed. If I stop the server, it
fails again.
The intended deployment of this will be an embedded server. I do not
want to install a real server on the target computers.
Do either of the backup tools work with embedded servers?
firebird 2.0 database which is embedded.
gbak -b myDB.fdb myDB.fbk //fails "unavailable server"
gbak -b myDB.fdb myDB.fbk -user sysdba -pass masterkey //fails
"unavailable server"
The same is true of nbackup.
On my development machine, I have a classic/superserver (for
convenience). If I use the control panel applet to start the server,
the second command shown above will succeed. If I stop the server, it
fails again.
The intended deployment of this will be an embedded server. I do not
want to install a real server on the target computers.
Do either of the backup tools work with embedded servers?