Subject | Re: [firebird-support] Embedded Server UNC access |
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Author | Helen Borrie |
Post date | 2007-08-02T11:46:32Z |
At 05:59 PM 2/08/2007, you wrote:
The embedded server on Windows is a single instance of Firebird
Superserver that is accessed by the client code that is compiled with
it. Like the full Superserver (and like Classic) the embedded server
must access databases on local drives, i.e. drives that are
controlled by the same host machine as the server. UNC locations and
mapped drives are not local drives.
Objects and FIBPlus, the two main Delphi interfaces to Firebird.
./heLen
>How do you access an embedded server in a Windows environment on aYou can't.
>networked drive?
>As they should.
>
>I have tried UNC, \\fileserver\firebird\fbembed.dll to access
>\\fileserver\firebird\test.gdb and have tried with a mapped drive
>letter.
>
>Both give a connection error.
The embedded server on Windows is a single instance of Firebird
Superserver that is accessed by the client code that is compiled with
it. Like the full Superserver (and like Classic) the embedded server
must access databases on local drives, i.e. drives that are
controlled by the same host machine as the server. UNC locations and
mapped drives are not local drives.
>Please let me know if I should post in a different group - I amIt's not a Delphi question anyway; but there are forums for IB
>accessing with dbExpress and Delphi.
>
>I searched but did not find a firebird-Delphi group.
Objects and FIBPlus, the two main Delphi interfaces to Firebird.
./heLen