Subject | Re: [firebird-support] Re: aliases.conf ignored? |
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Post date | 2018-04-27T22:30:52Z |
Hello Harald,
and no CRLF. It is an old "gotcha" but it could account for why the engine is
unable to read a valid path.
It might be sufficient just to open your aliases.conf in a text editor and press Enter after
your alias line, before saving. Otherwise, delete the one you made with copy con and use
the editor to create a new file in your Firebird root directory.
Type
mydb = c:\data\mydb.fdb
Press Enter (adds CRLF). <<<<<<<<<<<<
Save as aliases.conf (and check that Windoze didn't mess with the
extension). Double-check that you actually saved the file in the Firebird
root and not in {$fbroot}\bin (where your PATH variable is pointing).
Helen
> 3. i did the following (cut-pasted from console)Don't do it this way, as MSDOS will terminate the file with an EOF
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> C:\data>copy con c:\firebird\aliases.conf
> mydb = c:\data\mydb.fdb
and no CRLF. It is an old "gotcha" but it could account for why the engine is
unable to read a valid path.
It might be sufficient just to open your aliases.conf in a text editor and press Enter after
your alias line, before saving. Otherwise, delete the one you made with copy con and use
the editor to create a new file in your Firebird root directory.
Type
mydb = c:\data\mydb.fdb
Press Enter (adds CRLF). <<<<<<<<<<<<
Save as aliases.conf (and check that Windoze didn't mess with the
extension). Double-check that you actually saved the file in the Firebird
root and not in {$fbroot}\bin (where your PATH variable is pointing).
Helen