Subject | Hostname/Database with Firebird 2.1 embedded |
---|---|
Author | danyschaer |
Post date | 2008-02-20T14:56:25Z |
Hi All;
Using the embedded Firebird, I am testing how to open one database on
different paths.
Example 1:
The database is in C:\XX\XX.FDB, where C is my local drive. So I set:
HOSTNAME=
DATABASE=C:\XX\XX.FDB
Example 2:
The database is in F:\XX\XX.FDB, where F is mapped to LINUXHOST. So I
set:
HOSTNAME=LINUXHOST
DATABASE=/XX/XX.FDB
or
HOSTNAME=
DATABASE=LINUXHOST:/XX/XX.FDB
or
HOSTNAME=
DATABASE=F:\XX\XX.FDB
Example 1 works fine; but I can't open the database when it is on my
network drive. The application enters in an infinite loop without any
error message. I have to finish it from outside.
Is it possible to open the file on a network drive, using the
embedded approach?. How?
Thank you in advanced.
Daniel
Using the embedded Firebird, I am testing how to open one database on
different paths.
Example 1:
The database is in C:\XX\XX.FDB, where C is my local drive. So I set:
HOSTNAME=
DATABASE=C:\XX\XX.FDB
Example 2:
The database is in F:\XX\XX.FDB, where F is mapped to LINUXHOST. So I
set:
HOSTNAME=LINUXHOST
DATABASE=/XX/XX.FDB
or
HOSTNAME=
DATABASE=LINUXHOST:/XX/XX.FDB
or
HOSTNAME=
DATABASE=F:\XX\XX.FDB
Example 1 works fine; but I can't open the database when it is on my
network drive. The application enters in an infinite loop without any
error message. I have to finish it from outside.
Is it possible to open the file on a network drive, using the
embedded approach?. How?
Thank you in advanced.
Daniel