See Licensing users, processors, and strong encryption below for more details. The following instructions guide you through the process of downloading, installing, and registering InterBase. The following instructions guide you through the process of installing and registering InterBase using the cross-platform installer.
You are encouraged to use this installer when possible. A console command-line installer is available for Unix users who have environments that are not compatible with a GUI installer. However, to use the command-line installer on a Unix OS, you must also have a copy of X-Windows installed.
See Command-line installation for instructions on how to run the installation from a console window. Using a property file that contains the variables for a specific install can customize the installer. Property files should be placed in the same directory as the installer.
Sample property files are available under the extras directory of the InterBase install kit. This is the install location for InterBase. The default installation folder is under the Windows "Program Files" location for 32bit or 64bit. Set to No by Default. Default is Please choose a Port number that will not interfere with other programs on the server machine.
This is required even for the "silent" install option. The Wise Installer technology based installer of InterBase on Windows is not available starting with InterBase Update 3 release for the full product installer. You need to migrate your installation to using the InstallAnywhere based installer on Windows for both English and Japanese.
This completes your InterBase installation and registration. You now need to install any licenses that you have purchased for users, processors, and Internet use. Return to the opening panel if it is still displayed and choose the connectivity drivers that you want to install. Choose a driver to install and follow the prompts. If your Linux environment does not support the GUI installer, you can use the following steps to perform a console installation. Use the InstallAnywhere-based installer.
You can purchase licenses to enable additional simultaneous users and additional processors through the Embarcadero web site or through your sales representative. The issue is with the script mentioned above. It does not pass the "-i Console" option to the installer binary. It can be fixed by doing the following.
This results in a server startup error. You can resolve this problem by doing the following before starting the server.
This does not apply to "single" instance installations. If you are planning to install the latest InterBase over an older version installed on the server machine, and you want to preserve the customization files, copy them to a safe place, for example:.
When you choose to run InterBase as a service, the InterBase server starts automatically whenever the machine is running in a multi-user mode. Namespaces Page Discussion. Is there or will there be one available for download? See related articles to this posting. Not yet. Can't be, without a 64 bit client.
The next version of IB, per the roadmap, will include a 64 bit server, so maybe then? There is no ODBC 64 bit driver today. It does not make sense to have one today as there is no InterBase 64 bit client. I can't promise what the future will bring, but you would be a little closer if you became a field tester. Am interested to know if anyone here has actually used this or another 64 bit driver and what the results were.
Performance gains, recoding needed if any, etc Can it run with no problem if I install it on a computer with windows 64 bits and Interbase XE 64 bits? Yes the. The DB itself is bit neutral.
UDF dlls though will need to match the bitness of the server. Any news about bit Interbase for Windows?? Any news or even rumours about bit Interbase for Windows.. Due heavy IO those would be really benefit on larger cache. We allready moved all non-critical data to second server so this 2GB would be used only for this one Database where responsetime is critical.
But we need to test MS SQL server bit version soon unles some offical info is announced on roadmap soon. Regards, Qapla' Hi everyone, I'd like to create a dsn pointing to ASA 9. If so, where can I possibly get the drivers?
Any other information on this will be highly appreciated. This is an ASE newsgroup. X for its database. This had been working great. I have been all over the Web trying to find a bit Sybase ODBC driver, but the 3rd-party drivers that I've found seem to be pretty cost-prohibitive I am using the 32Bit installer to keep this in line with all our other machines that run on 32bit platforms.
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