also run concurrently with Firebird 1.x or InterBase servers. Setting this up is not a beginner’s task though. If you need to run multiple servers on the same machine, the second and subsequent servers is running or not is to press Ctrl + Alt + Del , select Task Manager, and look for the firebird process (and possibly fbguard) in the task list. You may need to check the box “Show processes of all through SQL commands. Users of previous versions are probably familiar with the gsec utility for this task. It is still present, but deprecated, and it won’t be discussed here. 5.1.1. Changing the SYSDBA

also run concurrently with Firebird 1.x or InterBase servers. Setting this up is not a beginner's task though. If you need to run multiple servers, consult the Installation Notes chapter of the Release press Ctrl-Alt-Del and look for the fbserver or fb_inet_server process (and possibly fbguard) in the task list. On some occasions, you may need to start the Guardian or server once explicitly via the Start operation with forced writes disabled temporarily. Still, do not leave it disabled once your large batch task is completed, unless you have a very robust fall-back power system. Warning It was recently discovered

Chapter 1. About the Firebird SQL Language Reference: for Firebird 2.5 13 Thomas Woinke, set about the task of designing and assembling a complete SQL language reference for Firebird. They began with the material forums, Firebird release notes, read- me files and other sources. By the end of 2014, they had the task almost complete, in the form of a Microsoft Word document. Translation … The Russian sponsors, the BEGIN BACKUP clause does not start a backup process but just creates the conditions for doing a task that requires the database file to be read-only temporarily. END BACKUP This is the clause used

the BEGIN BACKUP clause does not start a backup process but just creates the conditions for doing a task that requires the database file to be read-only temporarily. END BACKUP Switches the database from of explicit locking doesn’t fall in one of these two categories, then it’s the wrong way to do the task in Firebird. • Explicit locking is an advanced feature; do not misuse it! While solutions for these commonly used to invoke the style of stored procedure that is written to perform some data-modifying task at the server side — those that do not contain any SUSPEND statements in their code. They can be

operation with forced writes disabled temporarily. Still, do not leave it disabled once your large batch task is completed, unless you have a very robust fall-back power system. 3. Restoring a backup to a running

external files. -901 335544787 ext_file_modify Cannot update rows in external files. -901 335544788 adm_task_denied Unable to perform operation. You must be either SYSDBA or owner of the database -901 335544794

external files. -901 335544787 ext_file_modify Cannot update rows in external files. -901 335544788 adm_task_denied Unable to perform operation.You must be either SYSDBA or owner of the database -901 335544794

external files. -901 335544787 ext_file_modify Cannot update rows in external files. -901 335544788 adm_task_denied Unable to perform operation.You must be either SYSDBA or owner of the database -901 335544794

interval setting, the DBA can manually force a sweep to be performed. The command to carry out this task is: gfix -s[weep] [-i[gnore]] database_name This command will force the garbage left over from

fbserver oder der fb_inet_server Prozess (und möglicherweise fbguard) sich in der Prozessliste des Task-Managers befindet. In einigen Fällen ist es notwendig den Guardian oder den Server einmal explizit