Subject | Re: [IBO] Firebird and IB Objects |
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Author | Dany M |
Post date | 2006-05-12T14:58:12Z |
vahan.yoghoudjian@...-electric.com wrote:
client libraries is true for the *last* version of IBO.
There are server aliases in FB but if you use path it should work. I
would make a small reservation of very late IB versions as I haven't
worked with IB since version 6-something.
will communicate with it using a protocol. I don't know about "multiple
installs" using the local protocol but when you use TCP/IP
(recommended?) you shoul set each server to use a different port or you
will have two servers (IB and FB or FB 1.5 and FB 2.0) listening to the
same port and that's bad.
HTH,
/Dany
> thank you Helene and Dmitry for your fast and detailled replies...=20I don't use design-time connections myself, but what you read about
> Actually I have used IBobjects with Interbase but this is my first time I=20
> try to use them with Firebird, after I wrote my first mail I read on the=20
> website that the IB Connection first tries to load the fbclient.dll then=20
> for interbase client, but yesterday when I was trying to connect to a=20
> firebird database (by double clicking on IBConnection component) I was not=
> =20
> allowed to select FDB databases, am I not using the latest IBO version?
client libraries is true for the *last* version of IBO.
>Strange. Connection parameters are roughly the same between IB and FB.
> When I manually wrote the database path in the property and try to connect=
> =20
> I got the wrong password error while I was able to connect to the same=20
> database with the same password using IB Experts...
There are server aliases in FB but if you use path it should work. I
would make a small reservation of very late IB versions as I haven't
worked with IB since version 6-something.
>The location of the server itself is of minor importance as the client
> Let's assume I install Firebird in a different folder than the default=20
> folder, is IBConnection able to detect it?
will communicate with it using a protocol. I don't know about "multiple
installs" using the local protocol but when you use TCP/IP
(recommended?) you shoul set each server to use a different port or you
will have two servers (IB and FB or FB 1.5 and FB 2.0) listening to the
same port and that's bad.
HTH,
/Dany