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Firebird SQL 1.5 on MS Windows 2003 Storage Server 64 Bit
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at first sorry for my bad english :-(

So, does any one have experence with the firebird db 1.5 on a ms windows 2003 storage server 64 bit?

I know, itīs unusual to use a database on a storage OS - but i donīt have an other way

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No 64 bit version of Firebird 1.5 around. This might be your main problem.
Firebird 2.1 supports Win64.

As far as the experience goes, I don't have any but I'm pretty shure it will work
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No 64 bit version of Firebird 1.5 around. This might be your main problem.
Firebird 2.1 supports Win64.

As far as the experience goes, I don't have any but I'm pretty shure it will work



Firebird 2.1 should work on win64
win2003 storage server is just win2003 so it should work on it

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_Server_2003#Windows_Storage_Server
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Thanks for the informations

My problem is, that the software runs only on firebird 1.5x (statement software manufactures).

I hope, that the firebird 1.5 runs in 32 bit mode on the server.

Next monday a technicans from the software manufacturers will come to us and install the software.

The software manufactures give us no informations if it will run on a 64 bit OS or not

Alternative Iīll install a Windows 2003 Standard Server 32 Bit in a virtual maschine - with all the performance loos.

So, I hope you can understand my english
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