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Turbo Delphi & Firebird Firebird SQL Development forum discussing administration, Firebird SQL syntax, or other Firebird SQL-related topics. Firebird is the evolution of Borland's Interbase product.

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Turbo Delphi & Firebird
connection possible?
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Old October 7th, 2006, 07:01 AM
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Why not? And please delete the post in the sticky forum.
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how?
can you explain me how??
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You can use the Interbase driver.
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when i tried to call the firebird database thru the data explorer, i have only 3 possibilities, ASA,MYSQL,Interbase.

When i use interbase to open firebird database, its giving error. any other techniques to follow so as to work this out?
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when i tried to call the firebird database thru the data explorer, i have only 3 possibilities, ASA,MYSQL,Interbase.

When i use interbase to open firebird database, its giving error. any other techniques to follow so as to work this out?


What error?

Have you tried installing a Firebird dbExpress driver?


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You may need to copy the gds32.dll into the windows\system32 directory. This file comes with the Interbase client installation. Also you may need to add the following line to the windows\system32\drivers\etc\services file :

gds_db 3050/tcp #InterBase

This solved my problems connecting from a Turbo Delphi application to a firebird database running on a remote linux machine.
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