Subject | multiple connection strings |
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Author | Nick Upson |
Post date | 2013-04-11T12:06:22Z |
Hi,
Can anyone confirm that I can have the following system running without
potential for problems (firebird 2.1.5 on centos).
currently:
all programs that access the database use the same path component as either
"localhost:/db/mydb.fdb" - if running on the server and
"myhost:/db/mydb.fdb" - if accessing it from elsewhere
possible new setup:
all programs that access the database use the same path component as either
"/db/mydb.fdb" - if running on the server and "myhost:/db/mydb.fdb" - if
accessing it from elsewhere
D
mitry has suggested that I should get significant performance improvement
by avoiding the tcp stack but I recall (perhaps wrongly) there being issues
with this approach.
--
Nick Upson, Telensa Ltd
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Can anyone confirm that I can have the following system running without
potential for problems (firebird 2.1.5 on centos).
currently:
all programs that access the database use the same path component as either
"localhost:/db/mydb.fdb" - if running on the server and
"myhost:/db/mydb.fdb" - if accessing it from elsewhere
possible new setup:
all programs that access the database use the same path component as either
"/db/mydb.fdb" - if running on the server and "myhost:/db/mydb.fdb" - if
accessing it from elsewhere
D
mitry has suggested that I should get significant performance improvement
by avoiding the tcp stack but I recall (perhaps wrongly) there being issues
with this approach.
--
Nick Upson, Telensa Ltd
[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]