| Subject | Re: [IBO] Why my APP create files .IBO in directory similar the name of my BD |
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| Author | Helen Borrie |
| Post date | 2005-01-04T01:07:04Z |
At 11:44 PM 3/01/2005 +0000, you wrote:
caching. You can disable schema caching (or never enable it at all) by
setting (leaving) the SchemaCacheDir property of the TIB_Session false.
effect on the server. They can not be used to alter objects on the server.
You can delete them any time you want to.
If you are running a local application, there is absolutely no need to
cache metadata.
Helen
>Why my APP create files .IBO in a directory with the name similarThese contain metadata, and they only exist when you enable schema
>that my Firebird DATABASE..
>
>ej:
> C:\MiApp\app.exe
> c:\Gasts\
> c:\Common\
>
>App.exe use IBOObjects and my DB are gasts.fdb and common.fdb
>
>in the directories crates include files qith ext .IBO
>Tablenames.IBO
>TableKeys.IBO
>TableFields.IBO
caching. You can disable schema caching (or never enable it at all) by
setting (leaving) the SchemaCacheDir property of the TIB_Session false.
>I need not create files .IBO, because my APP is easy a alter table orThe schema cache files are created on the client machine. They have no
>acces for intrudes,,,
effect on the server. They can not be used to alter objects on the server.
You can delete them any time you want to.
If you are running a local application, there is absolutely no need to
cache metadata.
Helen