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sancho1980 (TechnicalUser)
26 Jan 06 8:59
Hi,
you sure know these database aliases in delphi, right?
Now, if I open the database explorer and select one of the aliases, I find a parameter called server which is where the given database is located, right?
Now, I was trying to connect to a remote database using this alias so I just tried by replacing c:\path\database.gdb with localhost:c:\path\database.gdb but it didn't work
does any of you know why? It *should* actually be the exact same thing, shouldnt it?
Thanx,
Martin
svanels (MIS)
26 Jan 06 9:27
What license version of Interbase do you have?

The client-server version of Delphi supplied a 5 license version of Interbase, in other words the Server allows upto 5 remote connections

De Delphi pro versions had only the 1 license, local Interbase Server, thus it would not accept remote connections.

Steven

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