| Subject | Re: [firebird-support] Database Location |
|---|---|
| Author | Helen Borrie |
| Post date | 2009-07-16T00:44:46Z |
At 09:11 AM 16/07/2009, you wrote:
The Firebird binary kits come with a test database called employee.fdb. In the Firebird 1.5 installations, you will find it in the "examples" subdirectory beneath the Firebird root.
Seems you need to give us more information about what you've installed and what you are expecting to happen.
./heLen
>how can I find the actual location of, and the actual database for Firebird?Whoa, wait a moment...
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>It was installed as a part of DBA software,
>and I don't know the extension used in order to do a search. Perhaps some help with names, extensions, etc. would work for me?If it is DBA software (in the context we normally think of, i.e. "DataBase Administration") there won't be any databases. DBA software provides a client interface for humans to work with *their own* databases interactively. Firebird is the database management system.
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>I want to get to the database tables in order to do some custom SQL queries for trials.
The Firebird binary kits come with a test database called employee.fdb. In the Firebird 1.5 installations, you will find it in the "examples" subdirectory beneath the Firebird root.
Seems you need to give us more information about what you've installed and what you are expecting to happen.
./heLen