I'm using Delphi 10.3.3 and Firebird embedded 3.x in an application for the
first time, I'd created the fdb file on my server and then copied it to the
computer / directory where I'm developing the application that will make use
of the database. I'm able to connect without any problem but when I
Eric:
Thanks for your help, the example went a long way to getting my problem
fixed. These are the steps I took and the results:
I saved your programs files to a unique directory, created a new empty
project and added your .pas file to the project; added the 64bit platform to
the project
Helen Borrie:
I can't connect within the IDE or outside the IDE with the IDE closed and I
don't have the database file open in any management software and I've
verified that no other software has the database open / locked using Process
Explorer.
Regarding bitness, still not sure because
Liviuslivius:
As per Frank Schlottmann's response: "Your application directory should
contain the following Firebird
directories
lib
intl
plugins
and the following files:
fbclient.dll
firebird.msg
ibutil.dll
icudt63.dll
icudt63l.dat
icuin63.dll
icuuc63.dll"
But as he
I've gone over the three responses by liviuslivius, Dimitry Sibiryakov and
Frank_Schlottmann-G=c3=b6dde.
I must have misunderstood something in the documentation so I switched the
VendorLib in the TFDPhysFBDriverLink back to fbclient.dll.
Liviuslivius: In FDConnection1 settings are the
I use Firebird server Windows server regularly but for a specific
application I'm trying to configure and use the Firebird 3.0.4 embedded in
the latest version of Delphi. When RAD Studio 10.3.1 was released in the
announcement of added and improved features it was mentioned "Improved
FireDAC
Hi Carlos:
Thanks for the response, when I tried "isql
127.0.0.1:C:\Firebird\.gdb –u sysdba –p I was able to
connect to the database and show the properties of it and do a test select
statement that returned data that shows me that I am in fact connected to the
database. But I still can't
I'm currently using Firebird 3.0.3, I have a table with a column that's
redundant i.e. that I can get from another table with a join so I removed
all references to that column (indexes etc) and I've tried to drop the
column. I use Database Workbench 5.4.2 Pro (but I've also tried to delete
via Sql
Thanks for the reply, I used a trial of Database Workbench 5 to create the
new database rather than the paid for version 3.4.4 I usually use (just
testing to see if I want to upgrade) and I checked all my existing databases
and this new database was created to use UTF8 (by default I guess and I
