My best advice is to ask how to handle this in the InterBase or Firebird
support forums and then as if they can tell you how to do it. Then, with the
solution from them, come back here and I'll help you write an OnCustomizeDPB
event to implement the solution they give. Chances are this won't have
anything to do with IB OBjects at all.

Jason

----- Original Message -----
From: "send2iwan" <send2us@...>
To: <IBObjects@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Tuesday, May 26, 2009 7:56 PM
Subject: Re: [IBO] how to speed up respond if connection fail?


> is there easy way to make setting for speed up respond?
>
> because i am not fully understand.
>
> please help in easy way if my connection to server drop and user try to
> connect he will get long respond. like hang.
>
> i hope you stay developing IBO, because we like it and many people like
> it! we are happy to wait for next release.
>
> sorry to make you busy with this little thing. i hope very much if
> somebody else can help and share/drop here some hints.
>
> thanks Jason.
>
>
> --- In IBObjects@yahoogroups.com, "Jason Wharton" <supportlist@...> wrote:
>>
>> > if my connection set to wrong ip address, it takes too long for get
>> > repond.
>> > please tell me how to set connection for speed up the respond.
>>
>> This would be under different types of control mechanisms.
>>
>> You may need to make a general network level setting somewhere.
> please tell me, what about it?
>
>>
>> You may need to make a InterBase/Firebird client setting somewhere.
>>
> where?
>
>> Where IBO might help you is if there is an API setting you can include
>> with
>> the request for the connection that limits the timing it will try and get
>> a
>> connection with the server.
>>
>> When I put together the TIB_Connection component I didn't bring 100% of
>> the
>> API to the surface. But, I did make it so that you can override and
>> augment
>> the connection parameter block being sent to the server. OnCustomDPB. DPB
>> stands for database parameter block. Likely you will just add in the
>> setting
>> and the value to the buffer. You will need to research the DPB and its
>> settings.
>>
>> If you have any additional questions please let us know.
>>
>> Regards,
>> Jason Wharton