0 and 2.1 Quick Start 12 address which you are using for your client machine. If you know the “native” IP addresses of your network cards, and they are different, you can simply use those. Once you and higher support three authentication models when connecting to databases or using the tools: 1. Native: The user must identify him/herself with a Firebird username and password, which the server checks On Linux, the mixed model is used. On Windows, the default is mixed in 2.1, 2.1.1 and 2.1.2, and native in 2.1.3 and higher. You can change the model by setting the Authentication parameter in firebird

command-line application for accessing databases interactively. As a regular client application, its native language is DSQL. It also offers a few additional commands that are not available outside its specific cast to and from strings whereas, unless the files are to be read by another Firebird database, the native data types — binary data — will appear to external applications as unparseable “alphabetti”. Of (UdfAccess = None in firebird.conf; this is the default since Firebird 4). If you do need to call native code from your database, use a UDR external engine instead. See also FUNCTION 5.10.1. DECLARE

level AT ALL. Installation of fbclient.dll on the Server Since Firebird 1.5, gds32.dll is not the “native” name of the client library. It is now called fbclient.dll. Consid- ering the problems that Microsoft uninstalling a Firebird server that you installed using the Windows Installer kit. It hooks into the native Windows Add/Remove Programs database, which will not have an entry for the Firebird server if you Classic and Superserver. These should be installed only on a 64-bit Linux system. NPTL support is native on 64-bit Linux. libstdc++.so.5 Installation on Linuxen requires a glibc package installed that

loopback) and, of course, the IP address which you are using for your client machine. If you know the “native” IP addresses of your network cards, and they are different, you can simply use those. Once you strings An explicit local connection string consists of the path + filename specification in the native format of the filesystem used on the server machine, for example • on a Linux or other Unix-like

command-line application for accessing databases interactively. As a regular client application, its native language is DSQL. It also offers a few additional commands that are not available outside its specific cast to and from strings whereas, unless the files are to be read by another Firebird database, the native data types will appear to external applications as unparseable “alphabetti”. Of course, there are new connection is always opened, and: ◦ If at least one of AS USER, PASSWORD and ROLE is present, native authentication is attempted with the given parameter values (locally or remotely, depending on the

under InterBase 5.6 or earlier. One of the differences between the two is that dialect 1 has no native 64-bit integer type available. NUMERIC(18) columns for instance are stored internally as DOUBLE

er) and, of course, the IP address which you are using for your client machine. If you know the “native” IP addresses of your network cards, and they are different, you can simply use those. • If you

Verbindung aufgebaut und: ◦ Wenn mindestens eines von AS USER, PASSWORD und ROLE vorhanden ist, wird die native Authentifizierung mit den angegebenen Parameterwerten versucht (lokal oder remote abhängig von SQL-Berechtigungen betreffen die Kontrolle des Datenzugriffs für authentifizierte Benutzer, sowohl native als auch vertrauenswürdige, und vertrauenswürdige Betriebssystembenutzer werden nicht in der