Windows and Linux. Warning Firebird 1.0 still uses many of the same locations, component names and resource links as InterBase 6.x and prior versions of InterBase. Hence, it is not possible to run both a If you install Firebird 1.03 or higher under Windows 95/98/ME, uncheck the option to install the Control Panel applet. It doesn't work on these platforms. We'll give you a link to a usable applet later service on Windows NT, 2000 or XP or on Linux. Windows NT4, 2000 and XP Open Control Panel -> Services (NT) or Control Panel -> Administrative Tools -> Services (2000, XP). Firebird 1.0 Quick Start

................................................................................... 17 Windows Control Panel applets .................................................................................. Processes Creates a separate process for every client connection, each with its own cache. Less resource use if the number of connections is low. A single process serves all connections, using threads considerations. If you install Firebird under Windows 95/98/ME, uncheck the option to install the Control Panel applet. It doesn't work on these platforms. You'll find a link to a usable applet further down

embedded library is distributed with the Classic kits. Its name is libfbembed.so and its manner of resource usage is like Classic. Database Compatibility Among Models There are no issues that make databases can start the server on demand from the Services applet in the Settings/Control Panel/ Administration Tools selection. Use Control Panel Applet (Superserver only) Installing on Windows 24 If Superserver you will see an option to “Install Control Panel applet?”. Unless your operating system is Vista, it might be handy to keep this as it places an applet in the Control Panel from which you can stop and [re]start

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 552 12. Transaction Control. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Paul Vinkenoog (writer, designer) • Dmitry Yemanov (writer) • Mark Rotteveel (writer, editor) Resource Content • Adriano dos Santos Fernandes • Alexander Peshkov Chapter 1. About the Firebird 4.0 well, sometimes with some limitations or extensions, notable limitations are DDL and transaction control statements. Stored procedures can have many input and output parameters. 5.8.1. CREATE PROCEDURE

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 383 10. Transaction Control. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Simonov (writer, editor, coordinator) • Paul Vinkenoog (writer, designer) • Dmitry Yemanov (writer) Resource Content • Adriano dos Santos Fernandes Chapter 1. About the Firebird SQL Language Reference: for well, sometimes with limitations or extensions. Among notable exceptions are DDL and transaction control statements. Stored procedures can have many input and output parameters. 5.8.1. CREATE PROCEDURE

repeating characters is reduced to a control byte that determines the repeat count followed by the actual byte to be repeated. Where data cannot be compressed, the control byte indicates that "the next 'n' 'n' characters are to be output unchanged". The usage of a control byte is as follows: Positive n the next 'n' bytes are stored 'verbatim'. Negative n the next byte is repeated 'n' times, but stored decompression code needs to be able to know which bytes in the data are control bytes. This is done by making the first byte a control byte. Knowing this, the decompression code is easily able to convert

requests and then use the roles and privileges defined in that database to provide fine-grained access control to objects in that database. At no time does the user connecting to the database require direct Linux/Unix) capabilities could be a useful way to implement such requirements. In this way you maintain control over the database file and can restrict access to the various features and structures of your database output the decrypted details directly. The developer, not Chapter 4. The Solution 7 being in control of the server, can neither detect nor prevent such activity. You might consider building your own

Si instala Firebird bajo Windows 95/98/ME, desmarque la opción de instalar el applet del Panel de Control. No funciona en estas plataformas. Más adelante en esta guía le daremos un enlace a un applet usable en Windows NT, 2000 o XP o en Linux. Windows NT4, 2000 y XP Abra el Panel de Control -> Servicios (NT) o Panel de Control ->Herramientas Administrativas-> Servicios (2000, XP). Esta ilustración muestra applet del panel de control para arrancar / parar el servidor Firebird. Applets del panel de control para Windows Desde la versión 1.03, se incluye un applet para el panel de control en la distribución

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 5.4. Generators to monitor and/or control long-running Stored Procedures . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 Appendix A: Document history certain value and then obtain that same value — it’s inside the database, but outside of transaction control. 2.2. What is a sequence? “Sequence” is the official SQL term for what Firebird calls a generator your database. 2.6. Generators and transactions As said, generators live outside of transaction control. This simply means you cannot safely “rollback” generators inside a transaction. There may be other

verwenden wollen: • Zuerst den Superserver installieren; • Kopieren Sie danach das Applet Firebird2Control.cpl vom Windows Systemverzeichnis an einen sicheren Ort; • Deinstallieren Sie den Superserver; • Dies ist ein Screenshot des aktivierten Applets. Beachten Sie, dass die Titelbar „Firebird Server Control“ ver- wendet, obwohl es in der Systemsteuerung als Firebird 2.0 Server Manager angeführt wird. Firebird Bedauerlicherweise funktioniert dieses Applet nur in Verbindung mit Windows NT, 2000/2003 and XP. Firebird Control Center Falls Sie ein Applet benötigen, das auch unter Windows 9x bzw. ME funktioniert, dann besuchen