Subject | v 2.5 embedded is multi-user ? |
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Author | Jeff |
Post date | 2012-01-26T19:39:56Z |
i'm evaluating firebird embedded for use in small workgroup setting.
i'm a little confused by documentation.
"The embedded server in the Windows library, fbembed.dll, now uses Superclassic, not Superserver as previously,
thus unifying its model with that of local connection to Superclassic on POSIX. The database filelock
that previously restricted connections to a single application space is replaced by a global lock table that
allows simultaneous access to the same database from different embedded server modules"
I see that it supports multi-processes.
how bout multi-user / DB on shared network drive ?
if so, any experience / suggestions regarding concurrency, file lock issues etc in windows environment
i'm a little confused by documentation.
"The embedded server in the Windows library, fbembed.dll, now uses Superclassic, not Superserver as previously,
thus unifying its model with that of local connection to Superclassic on POSIX. The database filelock
that previously restricted connections to a single application space is replaced by a global lock table that
allows simultaneous access to the same database from different embedded server modules"
I see that it supports multi-processes.
how bout multi-user / DB on shared network drive ?
if so, any experience / suggestions regarding concurrency, file lock issues etc in windows environment