files for Linux local connections. On Linux, local connections are made network-style, via localhost (often implicitly). On Windows, this is op- tional; you can also make direct local connections, but Troubleshooting Connections – for further instructions. Note that if you are connecting to the server from a local client – that is, a client running on the same machine as the server – you can ping the virtual TCP/IP each network connection. Note that if there are no active connections, or if there are only direct local connections, you won't find gds_inet_server in the process list. The following screen shows the output

.................................................................................... 10 Windows Local Connection Protocol with XNet ................................................................... On Windows, the default authentication mode is “Mixed”, which allows operating system users with Local Administrator or Domain Administrator group privileges to attach to databases with “blank” Firebird following issues: Windows Local Connection Protocol with XNet The transport internals for the local protocol have been reimplemented (XNET instead of IPServer). With regard to the local protocol, the new client

direct I/O to database files for local connections on Linux. The client process must have filesystem-level access rights to the database for this to work. On Linux, all local connections are made via the server process needs access rights to the database file. Local connections On Windows, both architectures now support safe and reliable local connec- tions, with only the server process requiring access Server on Linux/Unix or any Firebird server on Windows, it is possible to connect directly to the local server, without using a network layer. If you intend to use Firebird for this type of connection only

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29 6.1.1. Local connection strings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . gbak -user sysdba -pas masterkey -b xnet://security.db securitydb.fbk  You can only perform a local (embedded or XNET) backup of the security database; embedded mode requires filesystem access rights server by its name, if you know it: ping vercingetorix If you are connecting to the server from a local client — that is, a client running on the same machine as the server — you can ping the virtual TCP/IP

http://www.ibphoenix.com - el sitio de IBPhoenix. Siga los enlaces Downloads -> Main Downloads y Development -> General Documentation. • http://www.firebirdsql.org/index.php?op=doc - la página de documentación el comando desproteger de su cliente. Si la desprotección es correcta, Ud. tendrá ahora una copia local del módulo manual en su computadora y estará listo para construir los documentos. Siga el tema en el comando desproteger de su cliente. Si la desprotección es correcta, Ud. tendrá ahora una copia local del módulo manual en su computadora y estará listo para generar los documentos. También puede enviar

database files should not be located in directories that are accessible from the network, or by any local users other than specifically authorised personnel. For the security to be effective it is also Access Layer Various database development libraries interrogate metadata, such as primary key, domain and similar structural information, in order to make development of client applications easier. this library it loads the server and allows direct access to any database that is accessible on the local computer. This version of the server does not use a security database. The user name specified during

existing documentation. Once the code base had been forked by its owners for private, commercial development, it became clear that the open source, non-commercial Firebird community would never be granted the database engine. Procedural SQL augments Dynamic SQL to allow compound statements containing local variables, assignments, conditions, loops and other procedural constructs. PSQL corresponds to the TABLE • declare or change a domain using the CREATE DOMAIN or ALTER DOMAIN statements • declare local variables in stored procedures, PSQL blocks and triggers and specify parameters in stored procedures

both: 1. Install InterBase if it hasn't been already. 2. Find all instances of GDS32.DLL on your local machine and make sure to keep only one copy of this file: the one that belongs to your current InterBase affect DBServerToggler, which is the preferred tool for IB-Fb server switching. However, because development of the Toggler started when Firebird 1.5 was in the early RC phase, certain RC characteristics rename it to GDS32.DLL. 2. Using the Windows command regedit.exe, look in your Registry under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Soft- ware\ for one of these two keys: FirebirdSQL\Firebird\CurrentVersion\RootDirectory

the database engine. Procedural SQL augments Dynamic SQL to allow compound statements containing local variables, assignments, conditions, loops and other procedural constructs. PSQL corresponds to the TABLE • declare or change a domain using the CREATE DOMAIN or ALTER DOMAIN statements • declare local variables in stored procedures, PSQL blocks and triggers and specify parameters in stored procedures UTC time stays the same, but the local time in the named zone may change. • For TIME WITH TIME ZONE, calculating a time zone offset for a named zone to get the local time in the zone applies the rules

Databases using ODS8 on Windows NT do have a valid checksum here.  Discussions are underway on the development mailing list on reusing this field as a page number rather than a checksum. From Firebird 3.0 which is currently always located at page 2.  Discussions have taken place on the Firebird development mailing list on removing this page altogether as it is not used and simply wastes space that could