On 6/11/2014 3:52 PM, Jiri Cincura wrote:
I might need to go one layer down and understand how it's done on
wire protocol level.
I forgotten the details, so reading the code is best. I'm quite sure it
requires opening a second network connection to the server for
asynchronous notifications.
I might need to go one layer down and understand how it's done on
wire protocol level.
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It's internal to the event manager, but an "interest" in a named event
persists until the connection is closed.
In case I wasn't clear, the event notification call is one-shot -- one
registration, at most one notification.
There probably is a cancel event call, but it isn't anything you normally
On Wednesday, June 11, 2014, Jim Starkey wrote:
> The event count mechanism makes the system reliable -- if an event is
> posted between the time notification is delivered and a subsequent
> registration call, the subsequent call will return immediately with an
> updated buffer.
>
Thanks. Do I u
11.06.2014 20:41, Jim Starkey wrote:
> If one or more of the event counts are zero, the call returns
> immediately, which is useful for initialization.
You forgot to say that if you feed to API call already initialized event
buffer (from
different connection/database/server), you'll get (almo
On 6/11/2014 1:23 PM, Jiri Cincura wrote:
> Hi *,
>
> is there some description how events work? From protocol POV. I'm
> hunting some race condition in .NET driver and cannot understand
> what's happening there. Sadly the code I'm looking at is like 7 years
> old and nobody touched it since.
>
The
Hi *,
is there some description how events work? From protocol POV. I'm
hunting some race condition in .NET driver and cannot understand
what's happening there. Sadly the code I'm looking at is like 7 years
old and nobody touched it since.
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11.06.2014 8:27, Alex Peshkoff wrote:
> May be you can say a few words about it? Where will be replication
> plugins plugged into firebird?
Into the engine. TRA_commit() to be exactly.
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