Hi Mariano > 1) Which FIrebird version work with OpenDBX ? Class, Super or both ?
I use the super server for testing but the classic one should work the same way because they only differ how things are handled internally (threads vs. processes). > 2) Suppose I compile OpenDBX libraries using one of them, should that dll > work with the other version ? Yes, the client library is the same. > 3) I have already installed Firebird in my windows but I don't remember if > i was classic or super. Do you know how I can know that ? Sorry, I don't know. Perhaps it's shown in the Windows start menu or when connecting with the isql utility. > Thanks and have a happy Christmas. Thank you very much, I wish you a wonderful Christmas. Are you still in France? Norbert -- OpenPGP public key http://www.linuxnetworks.de/norbert.pubkey.asc
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