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Interbase 4.2 ->6.01 From: Joerg Wehrisch Subject: Interbase 4.2 ->6.01 NewsGroup: Date Posted: 7-May-2004 at 0:50:0 PST Hello NG, I'm not shure if I'm rigth here, but I'll hope someone can help me. I've downloaded Interbade Server 6.01 from and installes it succesfull an an XP Prog. Now I want to Import an Interbase 4.2 database is this possilbe, an how does ist work.

I've also got an 5.6 database wich I also want to import. Can anyone help me? Joerg Interbase 4.2 ->6.01 From: Joerg Wehrisch Subject: Re: Interbase 4.2 ->6.01 NewsGroup: Date Posted: 7-May-2004 at 2:51:52 PST Hi Bill, Thanks a lot. And I've downloaded the newer version and testet with ist. Joerg 'Bill Todd (TeamB)' wrote in message news:nbgl90tl7h1qlivi0m5hooeps5n0jcilrd@4ax.com.

>InterBase 6.0.1.0 from that old Borland site is a beta version that >has a serious bug that can corrupt your data. If you want to use IB >open source download 6.0.1.6 or 6.0.2.0 from >>IB open source edition is no longer being developed. It does not >support multiple processors or hyperthreading. It also has a problem >with XP that causes long connection times. >>You should be able to backup your IB 4.2 and 5.6 databases in >transportable format using the gbak utility on the server where they >are running. Backup in transportable format.

The only problem you may >have is if you have table, index or other database object names that >are now reserved words, for example Boolean. >>-- >Bill (TeamB) >(TeamB cannot respond to questions received via email) From: Bill Todd (TeamB) Subject: Re: Interbase 4.2 ->6.01 NewsGroup: Date Posted: 6-May-2004 at 15:58:40 PST InterBase 6.0.1.0 from that old Borland site is a beta version that has a serious bug that can corrupt your data. If you want to use IB open source download 6.0.1.6 or 6.0.2.0 from IB open source edition is no longer being developed. It does not support multiple processors or hyperthreading. It also has a problem with XP that causes long connection times. You should be able to backup your IB 4.2 and 5.6 databases in transportable format using the gbak utility on the server where they are running. Backup in transportable format.

The only problem you may have is if you have table, index or other database object names that are now reserved words, for example Boolean. -- Bill (TeamB) (TeamB cannot respond to questions received via email) From: Craig Stuntz [TeamB] Subject: Re: Interbase 4.2 ->6.01 NewsGroup: Date Posted: 11-May-2004 at 6:28:2 PST damian marquez wrote: >Bill Todd (TeamB) wrote: >>IB open source edition is no longer being developed. It does not >>support multiple processors or hyperthreading.

It also has a problem >>with XP that causes long connection times. >>The problem with XP is for server, for client or for both, Bill? XP works fine as a client for IB 6. You can work around the server issue by disabling System Restore. However, you'll have a different problem on Server 2003 (again, as a server) which also causes long connect times which can't be worked around, AFAIK, except by updating to the current version of IB.

-Craig -- Craig Stuntz [TeamB]. Vertex Systems Corp.. Activate U Haul Sirius Radio. Columbus, OH Delphi/InterBase Weblog: InterBase PLANalyzer 1.1 -- Free InterBase query optimization tool: From: damian marquez Subject: Re: Interbase 4.2 ->6.01 NewsGroup: Date Posted: 11-May-2004 at 6:29:16 PST Bill Todd (TeamB) wrote: >IB open source edition is no longer being developed. It does not >Download Gre Power Prep Ii (v2.0).iso Software on this page. support multiple processors or hyperthreading.