Thank you all for trying to help me with this. I think for now I shall work
with the LibreOffice embedded version of Firebird, which will be more in line
with my current level of knowledge.
On Friday, August 24, 2018 1:19 AM, "'Paul Beach'
pbe...@mail.ibphoenix..com [firebird-support]"
> < command followed by the path and filename, hitting Enter and then typing in
> my username and password (the only user is sysdba and I did change the
> password) I get the following error message:
> Statement failed, SQLSTATE = 08006
> Can not access lock files directory /tmp/firebird/>>
>
> So, try what the rest of the error message suggests and do:
Sorry, didn't read carefully enough. What I took as a part of the error
message was actually what Paul Beach was suggesting as a fix (so I
hereby give due credit to him). So I just gave you an example of what
Paul described.
Tomasz
On 23.08.2018 at 17:53, 'Paul Beach' pbe...@mail.ibphoenix.com
[firebird-support] wrote:
>
> < command followed by the path and filename, hitting Enter and then typing in
> my username and password (the only user is sysdba and I did change the
> password) I get the following error message:
>
<>
You can add your user to the firebird group (without using an
ip address or local host you are effectively using firebird in local mode).
Addin your user to the firebird group means that you can access the tmp files
created when firebird starts up.
Or you can rm /tmp/firebird and then
I'm trying to create a new database, but after typing the "create database"
command followed by the path and filename, hitting Enter and then typing in my
username and password (the only user is sysdba and I did change the password) I
get the following error message:
Statement failed,
