Andrzej Kaczmarczyk wrote:
I'm not sure but isn't that enhance to the virtual relational database
that is DataSets?
If that's the case then no support is needed, if some sorts of templates are
needed to be generated using firebirdsql, than a code genrator would be more
apropriate, MyGeneration
Hi Carlos,
I have update the resource file in CVS with one built using .Net 1.1
:P Hope
this solves the problem.
If somebody having this problem can get the CVS sources and test that it
solves the problem will be really helpful. :)
Thanks for looking into that.
I found that when using
Hi Carlos,
Was just trying to build the latest source for 2.0 to target .NET 1.1
framework, and got the following error in the log.txt:
[csc] fatal error CS2007: Unrecognized command-line option:
'/keyfile:FirebirdSql.Data.FirebirdClient.snk'
I am assuming thats a command line option for the
Hi Carlos,
No, version 2.0 is for .NET 2.0 only
Thanks for the swift response. :)
What are the plans for people still developing and supporting
applications on .NET 1.1? Sadly many IDE's like Delphi won't be going
to .NET 2 for a year or two, but many may still have applications on
.NET
There will continue to be releases of the 1.7, mostly for bug fixes,
all new features will be added to 2.0 at least in first place.
Thank you Carlos. :)
Scott :)
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A minor issue. You need to do a call to DataBind at the end :)
Regards,
Scott :)
Peter wrote:
Thx for your help Scott,
only one pob
thats my Code
FbConnectionStringBuilder cs = new FbConnectionStringBuilder();
cs.DataSource = localhost;
cs.Database = D:\\delphi\\shop\\TEST.fdb;
Something like this:
dataGridView1.DataSource = ds;
DataBind;
Scott :)
Peter wrote:
Ahhh
I'm stupid or I sit to long on this program, I don't know what you
mean but I will google and hope I found something.
:-(
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May I ask what version you are using Wei? Is it the sourceforge RC3
download?
Carlos fixed an issue where I was receiving the same error messages, but
to obtain that update you probably need to get the CVS source and build
the provider yourself, or get someone who has a built version to
Has anyone tried that test against the 2.0 ADO.NET Provider to see if it
too returns the same error?
Regards,
Scott :)
Roger Pullen wrote:
Hi
Looks like it - did you ever get it resolved??
Roger
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Use a Trigger is the best answer to be honest. Set up a trigger to
insert the generator into the appropriate field Before Insert, that way
the field is populated with the value you want before the other values
are provided from your insertion query.
Whilst we never really needed to do it
Just Curious: Can the fbembed.dll contents not be converted to the
managed world?
Regards,
Scott :)
Jiri Cincura wrote:
On 26.7.2006 10:27 Michele Lepri wrote:
I solve it, by recompile del provider with this change:
in the FbClient class of the Embedded namespace, change the
Michele Lepri wrote:
Scott Price wrote:
Just Curious: Can the fbembed.dll contents not be converted to the
managed world?
The fbembed.dll is the entire database engine ! :)
It should be compile (and tested .. etc..) in managed c++ : (it's
possibile? i don't know
Hi Dion,
I am not exactly familiar with VWD2k5, but for most .NET development
you refer to other assemblies to get access to components they may
expose.
I would look for an Install Components, or some option like that. It
would most likely ask for a DLL file, and the
Dheeraj Vanteru wrote:
Can any one please suggest me, what is the provider I need to use in
order to connect interbase database using .net 2.0? Please help me its
urgent.
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Dheeraj
If you are an Interbase customer, you may well be able to contact them
and ask for
Hi Daniel,
If I remember rightly, it was intended as an option but didn't work
entirely as expected, for the reasons Alan has mentioned, which is why
people recommend you do not have a read-write database on a network
drive with the embedded engine.
Plus, if it is on a network already, why
You may want to ask this on firebird-support channel, this one is really
intended for the ADO.NET Provider development discussions.
Scott :)
John Smith wrote:
I had to get a new computer because my last one died on me. Now after
having copied my projects over from my backups I have the
Installers aren't always helpful in locked down environments.
It is often very handy for sys admins to have an XCopy deployable type
application, as it makes copying to client machines logging in much
simpler then running installers, when the users don't have the rights
to, etc.
We had
Jiri Cincura wrote:
Scott Price wrote:
It is often very handy for sys admins to have an XCopy deployable type
application, as it makes copying to client machines logging in much
simpler then running installers, when the users don't have the rights
to, etc.
This is probably OT
Hi Robert,
Did you get my replies to you, by any chance? I think I sent them to
your email, rather then the list here.
Kind regards,
Scott :)
Robert Meek wrote:
After spending about three hours this morning and looking up some opposing
esamples from yet another Firebird NET site on
Alternatively, adjust the search code to remove any prefix @ characters
before doing a search, or append, whichever route you think is more
suitable for the internal storage (not sure how it's stored at the
moment, but assuming @test)?
Kind regards,
Scott :)
Jiri Cincura wrote:
Hi *,
To what disk File System type are you trying to restore this file to?
Is it an NTFS formatted disk, or FAT32?
Kind regards,
Scott
Nobuya Higuchi wrote:
Hi,
I am a newbie trying to migrate from IB6.0/IBX to FB2.x/.NET.
FirebirdSql.Data.FirebirdClinet.dll version 2.1.0.0
Madars Vitolins wrote:
Hmm... How ever, firebird comes from Borland Interbase, so there
should be greate support in Delphi
Using Borland Data Provider isn't possible to register new server?
There is a branch of the Firebird ADO.NET provider that creates a BDP
provider for Firebird.
Madars Vitolins wrote:
Hmm... How ever, firebird comes from Borland Interbase, so there
should be greate support in Delphi
Using Borland Data Provider isn't possible to register new server?
Sadly, as I suspected, it is not possible in Delphi 2005-2006, primarily
because of .NET 1.x's
Florentino S. Filho wrote:
I know, my question are :
1) how can I instal 1.7 or 2.0 fbdataprovider in the data explorer in
the ide of delphi 2005.
You need to use 1.7 version of the provider, because 2.x of the provider
only supports .NET 2+, and as we only have 1.1 in Delphi versions to
Hi DragonsWorkshop,
It is support for the ASP.NET Member Services, which is a mechanism to
control member login/registration and access to an ASP.NET website.
Unless you are using a .net php environment, you probably won't be able
to take advantage of this without writing your own mechanism
Are you trying to call Dispose on the FbTransaction somewhere,
typecasting it to IDisposable? You really should check if the object
supports IDisposable, which not all objects do, so it's really something
that may be a coding error.
I wouldn't expect instant responses in here, whilst people
I'm sorry to say I'm not very familiar with that exception message.
Have you tried downloading the source code and reading through to find
where the exception message is raised/thrown? Might be worth compiling
a debug version and using that to help isolate the cause of the problem.
Scott
Hi Sasha,
You are right, this is off topic really, and probably best not discussed
in here anyway, there may be a better group for us to discuss this in.
Personally, I'm looking forward to the Highlander Delphi release that
seems to be slated for the later part of this year. It will finally
Daniel Hahn wrote:
Hello,
I am eager to use Firebird within my little application. The current
database structure contains only 2 tables, so it'll be a very small
application. For implementation I am using Visual Basic 2005 Express
which doesn't provide a DDEX possibility.
In my
Hi John,
Doesn't look too bad at all.
Scott :)
John Martinez wrote:
Thanks Jiri,
My biggest problem was getting the syntax down to get the code to grab
the image, and then move that into an array of byte. I've got the code
working now, however am now wondering if this is the best way
I don't know about the Entity Framework Steven, but I must admit I used
to use Delphi and I was rather spoilt with having the ECO Framework for
.NET available to me.
The guys that built this are moving into the VS.NET world with it took,
due out sometime early this year I think. It's more
Hi Luis,
Whilst I am no authority on the matter, I would guess that with the
succession of .NET 2.0 as the defacto standard (I believe Windows Server
2008 may not even support .NET 1.1 any longer) you are unlikely to see
changes in the area relating to .NET 1.1.
The only sensible
Hi Guys,Ok I know this one is regularly discussed, but I thought I would give this a go recently as I'm rebuilding my machine and actually don't see a need to have VS2005 on there as well, so in it's current form it only has VS2008 Pro installed.Now I've used the registry build refered to in a
g the .txt extension to get the zip file.Kind regards,Scott :)Jul 29, 2008 05:51:49 AM, firebird-net-provider@lists.sourceforge.net wrote:On Tue, Jul 29, 2008 at 11:28 AM, Scott Price [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: 3) The Firebird Add Connection dialog is then displayed. However, this is where things start t
Hi Jiri,Sorry, upon closer inspection of the machine.config I found the fault was a typo in the provider definition for the culture part.Since that was corrected, all things seem to be operating correctly.Sorry to have bothered you all. :)Kind regards,Scott :)Jul 29, 2008 05:51:49 AM,
Hi Anthony,
Anthony Kylitis wrote:
I have a procedure that displays an image stored in a database. The code
was written in C# but now I'm trying to get it working in Pascal
(Delphi).
It's just one line of code I'm having trouble with. The following is
that
line in C#:
Hi Tony,
Glad to have been some help. :)
Just remember, when using Array of X with Delphi, it's sometimes handy
to have the item defined as a type somewhere, as you may well want to
cast to it at some point. Might even be worth making a general
collection of types defining common array's
Hi Giorgi,
If this is a routine you are calling many times, I would think that
keeping a connection open would be far greater improvement to your
performance. If you aren't using connection pooling, you should.
Furthermore, it might be wiser to pass the connection into the routine
being
Dedicated server, or virtual machine servers should allow you the
capability to configure your software as required. In the case of
virtual machine servers, they are often cheaper then completely
dedicated machines.
However there are also likely to be some webhosts out there with
Firebird
Hi folks,
I just noticed recently that in VS2008 using the Firebird ADO.NET
Provider 2.5.0.0 for .NET 2.0 and DDEX 2.0.4 that the FbConnection
component ConnectionString property no longer seems to allow access to
the connection string building designer from the Properties Window. In
fact
:
Incredible but I know this answer...
That option is no longer avaiable with DDEX 2.0.4, if you want to use
it you have to install previous versions. So your instalation its OK.
Best regards,
Rafael
2009/6/18 Scott Price scott.pr...@virgin.net
mailto:scott.pr...@virgin.net
Hi folks
Hi Jiri,
OK, whilst it's good to know that it's not to do with the DDEX, not all
software just uses the Microsoft stated methods.
I use Firebird with Capable Objects Enterprise Core Objects (ECO) and
that only needs the connection, so the only thing I'm actually
interested in is the ability
tagged code to see if there is something that
can be added to a separate assembly to do the job.
Thank you for your responses and comments.
Kind regards,
Scott Price :)
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Yes Jira, but this makes the assumption that every web host out there
currently supports 3.5 hosting, which they do not all seem to offer as
default at present. Many hosts still only offer 2.0 as standard, and
are only just starting to make migrations up to 3.5 hosting offerings.
Whislt I can
Yes, but I use an system which includes an ORM type aspect that uses
Firebird as the persistence store, so I basically don't have to worry
about it but rather use my UML classes and the rest is dealt with for
me. :)
You might want a more focused view using the specific data interfacing
Jiri,
The Documentation link on the official site still points to the 1.7
documents. Perhaps that needs updating if we are going to ask people to
refer to them? To whom do we need to ask to have the link updated?
Kind regards
Scott :)
On 26/02/2010 17:46, Jiri Cincura wrote:
On Fri,
So are there actually documents for the 2.x versions then Jiri? Is
there an upload missing from the sourceforge or Firebird websites?
To what documentation were you referring to earlier then, other then the
1.7 version files the initial poster queried about?
Kind regards,
Scott
On
I recently got this error on ASP.NET 1.1 applications trying to
connect to a 2.1.x database version.
The short answer is you cannot use that version of the ADO.NET Firebird
Provider to connect to that version of database server. Whilst it works
with earlier 2.0.x versions, it does not work
Instead of SqlConnection, and SqlCommand use FbConnection and FbCommand,
which are Firebird specific variants.
If you add the following to your uses clauses:
using FirebirdSql.Data.FirebirdClient;
Try replacing the SqlConnection and SqlCommand lines with these:
FbConnection conn = new
Hi Brad,
I've had that before where the Character Set specified in the Connection
String is different to that the database was connected with, or some
combination there of with differences in the connections. Often with
other symbol characters like:
£
`
'
You might want to just check the
on this website:
http://web.firebirdsql.org/dotnetfirebird/
I'm unsure if it's still available, but even then it's highly likely to
be very out of date. Whilst some of the basic examples of usage may
still be fairly close to valid, that might be the only help it might
provide.
Kind regards,
Scott
to let any kind of clean up that's required to
occur, you should be able to restore a database backup to that instance.
Kind regards,
Scott Price
On 22/03/2013 13:38, Nicolas Timmers wrote:
You are right tank youu
Someone know hpw to performe a database shutdown and online ???
Enviado pelo
Hi Parzival,
I would suggest you consider something like a secured webservice, which
can be invoked by the remote client to perform the backup on the server
side. However, depending on the size of your resultant backup, you may
not want to transfer it back to the client.
I hope that helps
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