ma_golyo wrote:
a. This is plan B.
b. It's very creative, but ugly... :)
How about:
c. Modify Firebird source code, before it tries to create the database
file, check for directory existence, and then create it. It seems
exactly what you need and any decent C/C++ programmer should be able to
Hello, ma_golyo!
Thursday, June 7, 2012, 5:32:10 PM, you wrote:
m That is why I want/expect to create missing directory with
m Firebird/gbak. It can create file but not a directory? It's strange to me.
because directories for databases, etc, must be created by
administator. It is not strange.
After installation access right can be set up for Firebird. But directories
needed not after the installation but in the future.
--- In firebird-support@yahoogroups.com, Milan Babuskov milanb@... wrote:
ma_golyo wrote:
what if Firebird on Linux is run under special account (as it usually
You created that schema, don't want to change it, and want Firebird
be changed for your needs?
Yep, that is the case. ;)
Really, as it was said, creating db anywhere at the filesystem
is dangerous, and violates lot of administrative and security rules.
I cannot create DB anywhere, because OS
Why do you not want something like that? What is te purpose of this
restriction? Or it's not a restriction, just not implemeted?
--- In firebird-support@yahoogroups.com, Leyne, Sean Sean@... wrote:
Running gbak -c does not create directories when not exists.
How can I force to create
ma_golyo schrieb am 07.06.2012 um 06:07 (-):
Why do you not want something like that? What is te purpose of this
restriction? Or it's not a restriction, just not implemeted?
Guess most people back up their databases to known locations, be it
locally or on the server. Willy-nilly creation of
We have
- a terminal (win) server where our customers runs our installed client
(Delphi) apps, each has it's own version of app in separate folders.
- a DB (linux) server where each customer have his databases in separate
folders
To stat a new customer we have to
#1 : copy the app to new
ma_golyo wrote:
To stat a new customer we have to
#1 : copy the app to new folder (win)
#2 : copy the initial DB to new folder (linux)
#3 : update inital DB metadata to current app version
I'm writing (Delphi) app which does the steps above. App runs on the terminal
(win) server.
#1
Hello, ma_golyo!
Thursday, June 7, 2012, 2:25:05 PM, you wrote:
m To stat a new customer we have to
m #1 : copy the app to new folder (win)
m #2 : copy the initial DB to new folder (linux)
m #3 : update inital DB metadata to current app version
m I'm writing (Delphi) app which does the steps
to a non existing directory - Email
found in subject
ma_golyo wrote:
To stat a new customer we have to
#1 : copy the app to new folder (win)
#2 : copy the initial DB to new folder (linux)
#3 : update inital DB metadata to current app version
I'm writing (Delphi) app which does the steps
what if Firebird on Linux is run under special account (as it usually
made by linux administrators)?
That is why I want/expect to create missing directory with Firebird/gbak. It
can create file but not a directory? It's strange to me.
why to separate customer's DBs by folders? Why not to place
a. This is plan B.
b. It's very creative, but ugly... :)
--- In firebird-support@yahoogroups.com, Milan Babuskov milanb@... wrote:
ma_golyo wrote:
To stat a new customer we have to
#1 : copy the app to new folder (win)
#2 : copy the initial DB to new folder (linux)
#3 : update inital
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