Thank you very much for the productive reply. We are using a 3rd party software written for our application. We have that 3rd party software installed on our server, and in the offices that need to "View " the database.....Our 3rd party software is installed in the offices that "view " the database. With that said, both the server and the stations that VIEW have firebird installed....Not notepad or Access.
I repeat, what program are you using to try to access the database? What does "viewing with firebird" mean exactly? Are you using a custom application written for your company? Is it MS Access? Is it Notepad? -----Original Message----- From: Doug Chamberlin <[email protected]> To: firebird-support <[email protected]> Sent: Thu, Mar 15, 2012 3:31 pm Subject: Re: [firebird-support] FDB networking On 3/15/12 3:10 PM, Marc Gilels wrote: > This is the actual error (attached) You cannot add attachments to messages to this list. They will be stripped. > We are runing firebird on our XP pro server and viewing with firebird on a > win 7 station...all permissions given Listen carefully. You should not be giving permissions to read or write to the FDB file to users on other computers. The Firebird server program, running on the XP Pro server, is the only machine that should access the FDB file directly using file system access permissions. I'm pretty sure the error you are getting is due to you trying to access the FDB file from the client computer. This is not the proper way to access the database. Therefore, the error is legitimate and proper and correct. I repeat, what program are you using to try to access the database? What does "viewing with firebird" mean exactly? Are you using a custom application written for your company? Is it MS Access? Is it Notepad? [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
