Subject | What is the difference between these connection strings? |
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Post date | 2014-10-01T10:50:32Z |
Hi guys,
(I've already asked for this but my topic hasn't occured since two hours on the group so I am trying again.)
I know that I can connect to Firebird (on Windows) by specifying connection string in two ways:
1. C:\MyDB.FDB
2. localhost:C:\MyFDB.FDB
I am speaking here about local connection.
Is there any difference between these two connection strings? I know that when I use localhost then TCP\IP protocol is used. What protocol is used in the first case?
Is it possible that connection to database will become unavailable on some machines when I switch from first connection string to the second one?
Thanks for your time.
(I've already asked for this but my topic hasn't occured since two hours on the group so I am trying again.)
I know that I can connect to Firebird (on Windows) by specifying connection string in two ways:
1. C:\MyDB.FDB
2. localhost:C:\MyFDB.FDB
I am speaking here about local connection.
Is there any difference between these two connection strings? I know that when I use localhost then TCP\IP protocol is used. What protocol is used in the first case?
Is it possible that connection to database will become unavailable on some machines when I switch from first connection string to the second one?
Thanks for your time.