We are having to gear up one of our web apps for a potential spike in access
next month and have been running some load testing. Overall it seems not to bad
but the database is a bit of a bottleneck or so it seems.
Without turning off forced rights what else should we look at? We have
We are having to gear up one of our web apps for a potential spike in access
next month and have been running some load testing. Overall it seems not
to bad but the database is a bit of a bottleneck or so it seems.
Without turning off forced rights what else should we look at? We have
I've successfully installed Firebird on FreeBSD 10 but can't seem to find
documentation on the proper way to configure it to run at system startup.
Somewhere on the www, I found that you should add the following line to
/etc/rc.conf:
firebird_enable=YES
I did this and it seems to
Hello All,
We have a Firebird 2.1.4 running on CentOS 5.5
I am having a problem trying to insert data into an External Table and then
read it back.
Here is out output from fbsvcmgr;
fbsvcmgr service_mgr -user sysdba -password masterke -info_server_version
-info_implementation
Hi All,
I think I found out why I am having the problem.
I found release notes on Firebird 2.5 and saw this following…
Large External Table Support Enabled
Vlad Khorsun
Previous Firebird versions used 32-bit I/O when working with external tables,
limiting the size of the external
What type of access (read vs. write mix) are you expecting? Mainly write
What mix of small vs. large queries are you expecting? the queries are
based on single order ids (primary keys) and about 4 tables involved
How many simultaneous connections are you expecting? that's the big
question we are
