I have been having some problems running Firebird 3 correctly from a
zip-kit (as Super Server). After much trial-and-error it looks like when
running as an application, that I need to start Firebird.exe with -a -m
(instead of only -a as documented in \docs\install_windows_manually.txt).
I have
06.05.2014 20:32, Mark Rotteveel wrote:
So: what is the meaning of -m, and why is it necessary?
It stand for multi-threaded. Without it firebird.exe works in classic mode
and spawn
separate processes for each connection.
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WBR, SD.
06.05.2014 22:32, Mark Rotteveel wrote:
I have been having some problems running Firebird 3 correctly from a
zip-kit (as Super Server). After much trial-and-error it looks like when
running as an application, that I need to start Firebird.exe with -a -m
(instead of only -a as documented in
On 6-5-2014 20:39, Dmitry Yemanov wrote:
I have been unable to find anything regarding the commandline options of
firebird.exe and I only thought of -m as it is also added to the
commandline of the service executable.
So: what is the meaning of -m, and why is it necessary?
The same as for
