............................................................................................ 26 Registry ............................................................................................... section at the end of this chapter. Registry Key A Registry key is added and all Firebird 2.1-compliant applications should use this key if they need to read a Registry key to locate the correct version taught to isolate and configure instances reliably. Applications would then be able to enumerate the Registry entries to determine which Server instance they wish to load. Cleaning up release candidate installs

on. Between Firebird 1.5 RC1 and Firebird 1.5 final, lots of things have changed with regard to Registry keys and installation procedures. These things affect the way Firebird should be set up to coexist Windows system dir and rename it to GDS32.DLL. 2. Using the Windows command regedit.exe, look in your Registry under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Soft- ware\ for one of these two keys: FirebirdSQL\Firebird\CurrentVersion\RootDirectory installed in the registry” or something similar, good. If not, try just this: instreg install (Later RCs choke on the argument; they know what the correct install dir is and put it in the Registry themselves

Firebird se este for diferente. Se o comando retornar “Firebird has been successfully installed in the registry” ou algo similar,bom. Se não, tente isto: instreg install Coexistência Firebird–InterBase 7

old (and maybe long gone) InterBase or Firebird installation floating around your system (DLLs, Registry entries, environment variables…) 3.1. Installation kits At the Firebird website, https://firebirdsql

old (and maybe long gone) InterBase or Firebird installation floating around your system (DLLs, Registry entries, environment variables...) Installing the Firebird server Installation drives Firebird