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I agree :-)
All my databases are called .ib - and all the ones created
by IB are .ib by default from 7.0 onwards. I have just noticed that some
utilities (e.g. Rohits one?) that .gdb is the standard
suffix.
Richard
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Richard Vowles, Solutions Architect,
Borland New Zealand
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phone: +64-9-9184573
cell: +64-21-467747
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rvowles
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Kyley Harris Sent: Monday, 19 June 2006 2:07 p.m. To: NZ Borland Developers Group - Delphi List Subject: RE: [DUG] who still uses .gdb files? Well, that’s old news
and really odd fix. Not using gdb is really a much easier fix. Interbase doesn’t
care what the file is called. Just name it idb for interbase database and there
is no problem at all From:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Richard Vowles Came
across this:
Performance issue with Windows
ME/XP
This issue
was raised during the release of InterBase 7.0. If you have renamed your
databases to have an extension other than ".gdb" or if none of your databases
are on Windows platforms, you can ignore this
section. Microsoft
has implemented a backup and restore utility called System Restore. This utility
automatically backs up files that have certain extensions whenever they are
touched. The old default InterBase file extension 'GDB' is on this list, which
means that databases that have names ending in ".gdb" get backed up extremely
frequently when they are in use. This is causing performance problems on Windows
ME and XP systems. --- Richard Vowles, Solutions Architect,
Borland email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] phone:
+64-9-9184573 cell:
+64-21-467747 other: MSN [EMAIL PROTECTED], skype:
rvowles blog: http://www.usergroup.org.nz/blogs/selectBlog.html?id=39769 |
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