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24 Jul 2000
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How do I create an Embedded C application to GRANT on a database
GPRE example
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24 Jul 2000
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Copying a database file would result in corruption in NetWare 4.1.1 using NCOPY
Use GBAK instead.
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24 Jul 2000
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Repairing checksum errors
Restore from a backup that does not have the error
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24 Jul 2000
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Getting error "character set xxxx not defined" when connecting to a database
Resolved in InterBase 5.5.
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FAQ
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24 Jul 2000
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How to use the .e files that come with the API
use GPRE to preprocess a .E file
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FAQ
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24 Jul 2000
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What is the difference between gbak and just copying the database file?
Copying the file is not safe while other users are using the database
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24 Jul 2000
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What versions of InterBase include QLI?
QLI ships with all Unix ports
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24 Jul 2000
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How gbak affects external files
4.2 affects external files, 5.x does not.
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24 Jul 2000
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Is there a qli.exe available for the Windows InterBase kit?
QLI.EXE is not available for Windows
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24 Jul 2000
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Redirecting errors to a text file
Some InterBase utilities (for example, gfix.exe) don't offer an output file switch to redirect status messages to a text file.
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24 Jul 2000
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Writing both stdout and stderr to same file on NT
Command line options for isql
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24 Jul 2000
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A possible solution for "unavailable database" errors on Database Create
You cannot create a database if the server is not running.
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24 Jul 2000
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"Can't load library libncurses.so.4: can't open file" starting isql in IB 5.11 on Redhat 5.0 Linux
The error is due to Redhat 5.0 not having this library.
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FAQ
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24 Jul 2000
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An alternative to using gsplit on UNIX systems - For InterBase v4.x and previous
InterBase 4.x and earlier had a limit of 2 GB for backup files
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24 Jul 2000
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Can I create indexes in the inactive state?
Under GDML, you can create indexes in the inactive state with the "define index" command.
Here is the GDML syntax to create an inactive index:
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24 Jul 2000
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Restoring from Windows to NetWare
Restoring a backup to a NetWare server requires the same procedure as other destination servers.
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24 Jul 2000
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How can I find the file that houses data for my external table?
Showing metadata will allow you to see where the external file is created.
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24 Jul 2000
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key size exceeds implementation restriction for index "TABLE1_INDEX"
This error indicates that the key size for the specified index is larger than the maximum (255) value allowed.
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24 Jul 2000
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GSPLIT Doesn't Work Under Windows (NT/95/98)
It seems that piping the results of a backup to gsplit doesn't work under Windows
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24 Jul 2000
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A Possible explanation for "Decompression overran buffer" errors
Most likely cause is copying files between different platforms
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