>Strange, did you have a single version of the provider installed and
>configured in the machine.config right ??
Usually i get only dlls from http://netprovider.cincura.net/, last time i
got full installation of 2.0.1rc2, so i uninstalled previous version, and
installed the new one.
Registry and
Hello:
> And yes, i use FbProvider ver 2.0.1 RC2
Strange, did you have a single version of the provider installed and
configured in the machine.config right ??
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Carlos Guzmán Álvarez
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Using Tomcat but need
>This looks as working fine for me:
>
> DbProviderFactory DbFactory =
>DbProviderFactories.GetFactory("FirebirdSql.Data.FirebirdClient");
> DbConnection con1 = DbFactory.CreateConnection();
> FbConnection con2 = (FbConnection)con1;
I just checked it again, st
Hello:
> Possibly I miss something important, and this is a normal behaviour, or may
> be not??? Please, advice
This looks as working fine for me:
DbProviderFactory DbFactory =
DbProviderFactories.GetFactory("FirebirdSql.Data.FirebirdClient");
DbConnection con1 = DbFactor
Hi, i found the following Problem
it аpplies to FbConnection, but maybe also to other Objects, i didn't
tested, so:
two cases
1)
DbConnection con1 = FirebirdClientFactory.Instance.CreateConnection();
FbConnection con2 = (FbConnection)con1; // works just fine
2)
DbProviderFactory DbFactory =
DbP
>You can write your own class, which will encapsulate some DB-specific but
>little bit generic procedures (like doing backup, etc.). This allows you to
>make your SW independent on specific classes, you will only change the
>internals of encapsulating class. It's a widely used "solution".
So i
paha wrote:
> provider-aware Database class, unless it deals only with common objects like
You can write your own class, which will encapsulate some DB-specific but
little bit generic procedures (like doing backup, etc.). This allows you to
make your SW independent on specific classes, you will
Hello:
Thanks for the answer
>That, the Services api, the isql support, etc .. are Firebird Specific
>features that is the reason
>you can't use the DbProviderFactory ( that is a base class ) to create
>them.
I knew that :-D, but i wanted to have my thoughts confirmed by somebody like
you :-
Hello:
> But there are a lot of objects like FbDatabaseInfo,
> FbBackup/Restore and many other, that cannot be created using
> DbProviderFactory (FirebirdClientFactory).
That, the Services api, the isql support, etc .. are Firebird Specific
features that is the reason
you can't use the DbProvider
Hi, have some questions, may be somebody can help :-)
As I understand the usage of DbProviderFactory instead of using FbObjects to
create connections, commands and so on, makes the code more common and make
it possible to quickly change the provider if necessary without code
changes. But there are
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