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How to setup firebird odbc drivers?
We have a server computer with firebird on it and i dont think it has any ODBC driver on it. I need to connect to that computer from my program and run queries on it. I downloaded and installed the odbc firebird drivers. Is there any guide or anything to walk through setting it up? is there a dll i add to my .net program to use the odbc methods in my program?
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I just found the ado.net stuff. Im guessing ado.net is faster then using ODBC since there is no middle layer for stuff to go through. What is the dll i need to reference to use the firebird namespace?
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I downloaded the firebird ado.net dll and im using it. I setup my connection string with the right password and username. I get "connection rejected by remote interface" My connection string has the ip of the machine as the datasource. I cant figure out for the life of me why. I only have the ado.net dll but in .net i think thats all i need.
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