At 06:46 a.m. 2/07/2014, Mark Rotteveel wrote:
>In various places of the Firebird wire protocol and the Firebird sources
>the term 'incarnation' is used. What does this mean?
(fig.) Bringing into existence; (lit.) Embodiment in human flesh.
Helen
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On 1-7-2014 20:56, Ann Harrison wrote:
>> In various places of the Firebird wire protocol and the Firebird sources
>> the term 'incarnation' is used. What does this mean?
>
> For cross-version compatibilty, most objects have a version number, sometimes
> called "incarnation". Objects that have no
>
Mark,
> In various places of the Firebird wire protocol and the Firebird sources
> the term 'incarnation' is used. What does this mean?
For cross-version compatibilty, most objects have a version number, sometimes
called "incarnation". Objects that have not changed will be zero. At least
In various places of the Firebird wire protocol and the Firebird sources
the term 'incarnation' is used. What does this mean?
For example for op_info_database, the struct on the Firebird side has:
typedef struct p_info
{
OBJCT p_info_object; // Object of information
USHORT p_i
