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Firebird 1.5 Embedded Server notes (Beta and RC builds) Firebird 1.5 Embedded Server notes
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1. GENERIC INFORMATION 1. GENERIC INFORMATION
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2.2. Database access 2.2. Database access
Only true local access is allowed. The embedded server The embedded server can act as a true local server
doesn't have any support for remote protocols, so even accessing databases on a local machine, and as a remote
access via "localhost" won't work. gateway which redirects all network calls to another
hosts (i.e. works as a client library). Note that you
cannot connect to the local standalone Firebird server
using the local connection string (without a host name).
It applies to IPC connections only, because they use
the same format of the connection string; but you can
connect to the local standalone server via TCP/IP localhost
loopback or via the named pipes protocol.
2.3. Authentication and security 2.3. Authentication and security
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will be INTL support (fbintl.dll) or UDF libraries. To will be INTL support (fbintl.dll) or UDF libraries. To
be able to use them, you should place them into the be able to use them, you should place them into the
directory tree which emulates the Firebird server one, directory tree which emulates the Firebird server one,
i.e. has subdirectories like /intl or /udf. Then open i.e. has subdirectories like /intl or /udf:
your firebird.conf and set RootDirectory to the
aforementioned directory tree. Example:
/my_app/app.exe c:\my_app\app.exe
/my_app/gds32.dll c:\my_app\gds32.dll
/my_app/firebird.conf c:\my_app\ib_util.dll
/my_app/fb/firebird.msg c:\my_app\firebird.conf
/my_app/fb/intl/fbintl.dll c:\my_app\firebird.msg
/my_app/fb/udf/fbudf.dll c:\my_app\intl\fbintl.dll
c:\my_app\udf\fbudf.dll
If you want to place the Firebird files (excluding the
renamed fbembed.dll) in another directory, you need to
modify your firebird.conf and set RootDirectory to the
Firebird directory tree. Example:
c:\my_app\app.exe
c:\my_app\gds32.dll
c:\my_app\ib_util.dll
c:\my_app\firebird.conf
d:\fb\firebird.msg
d:\fb\intl\fbintl.dll
d:\fb\udf\fbudf.dll
firebird.conf: firebird.conf:
RootDirectory = /my_app/fb RootDirectory = d:\fb