Have any of you success to install Firebird on Raspberry and able to connect to
its database remotely via Windows machine?
I have these settings on Raspberry Pi:
- OS : Raspbian Jessie
- Firebird 2.5 SuperServer
I am curious, what is the use case that makes a Raspberry an appropriate
solutio
Thanks for your reply,
Unfortunally, there no inetd command on Raspbian and I don't know compatible
command in it.
Regards,
Agus
openbsd-inetd: To accept remote connections. At least in Ubuntu.
Greeting.
Christian
Hi guys,
Have any of you success to install Firebird on Raspberry and able to connect to
its database remotely via Windows machine?
I have these settings on Raspberry Pi:
- OS : Raspbian Jessie
- Firebird 2.5 SuperServer
- static ip address on Pi : 192.168.1.50
With Isql on the raspbian's termi
Mark Rotteveel wrote:
> On Windows, all files can have alternative streams with additional
> data. It is a form of hidden metadata that is attached to the main filename.
True, but the alternate data streams get lost when the file is stored
on a non-NTFS drive, sent via FTP/E-Mail etc. So dependi
Tim Ward wrote:
> In Windows this is not an abuse, executable files have
> provision for version metadata ("resource") and you're supposed
> to use it properly. Pity this doesn't apply portably to all file types,
> innit.
True, but if you just append the info to the exe file, it is an a
Hello,
for some years I was developing MS Access DB to manage clinical trials at my
work place (if you interested, I share it for free:
http://chicagomuncorp.org/projects/ports-project
http://chicagomuncorp.org/projects/ports-project ), but this year I decided to
do full rewrite. I realized th
On Windows, all files can have alternative streams with additional data. It is
a form of hidden metadata that is attached to the main filename.
Mark
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Van: "Tim Ward t...@telensa.com [firebird-support]"
Aan:
Onderwerp: [firebird-support] Is it save to append some data a
Hi,
> I figured out it is possible to simply append manually some ascii
> data at the end of the db file (see picture attached). This would be
> my preferred solution. It seems to work (I can still read and write
> to the database and even manipulate the database structure). But
> maybe this is on
On 03/12/2015 14:48, Christian Gütter n...@guetter.org
[firebird-support] wrote:
Or, if you are a big fan of abusing file formats, you might want to
try to append the information to your executable file.
In Windows this is /not /an abuse, executable files have provision for
version metadata ("
The same could be accomplished by creating a “Application_SchemaVersion” SP
which would return the necessary details.
The advantage would be that no search thru the domain would be required.
Sean
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