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Filopto Help Manual

Firebird 2.5 and earlier

   

Filopto database configuration file controls the functioning of the Filopto database system.  The database configuration file is called Aliases.conf and is located in the server Firebird directory (C:\Program Files\Firebird ).

 

This file contains the aliases keys and settings required for the proper functioning of Filopto.  The file contains the parameters needed by Filopto.

 

 

The file can be edited using notepad and contains the following:

 

#

# List of known database aliases

# ------------------------------

#

# Examples:

#

#   dummy = c:\data\dummy.fdb

Filopto9=C:\ProgramData\Filopto9\Data\Filopto.fdb

Filopto10=C:\ProgramData\Filopto10\Data\Filopto.fdb

 

The last line named FiloptoXX contains the path used by the users Filopto.ini file to locate and connect to the Filopto XX version database.  

 

 

Important:

 

If you cannot connect to the Filopto database verify that the path entered in the Aliases.conf file is correct.

 

HOW TO DE-ACTIVATE A DATABASE

 

TO DE-ACTIVATE AN EXISTING FILOPTO DATABASE YOU CAN PLACE IN FRONT OF THE LINE IDENTIFYING THE PATH A "#" THIS WILL COMMENT OUT THE LINE.  

 

Example:  # Filopto9=C:\ProgramData\Filopto9\Data\Filopto.fdb

 

 

 

Firebird 3.0

 

Firebirdconficon

 

 Available FALL 2017

 

Firebird database configuration file controls the functioning of the Filopto database system.  The database configuration file is called database.conf and is located in the server Firebird directory (C:\Program Files\Firebird 3.0 ).

 

This file contains the aliases keys and settings required for the proper functioning of Filopto.  The file contains the parameters needed by Filopto.

 

 

The file can be edited using notepad and contains the following:

 

# ------------------------------

# List of known databases

# ------------------------------

 

#

# Makes it possible to specify per-database configuration parameters.

# See the list of them and description on file firebird.conf.

# To place that parameters in this file add them in curly braces

# after "alias = /path/to/database.fdb" line. Example:

#        big = /databases/bigdb.fdb

#        {

#                LockMemSize = 32M                # We know that bigdb needs a lot of locks

#                LockHashSlots = 19927        #        and big enough hash table for them

#        }

#

 

#

# Example Database:

#

# employee.fdb = $(dir_sampleDb)/employee.fdb

# employee = $(dir_sampleDb)/employee.fdb

 

#

# Master security database specific setup.

# Do not remove it until you understand well what are you doing!

#

security.db = $(dir_secDb)/security3.fdb

{

 RemoteAccess = false

 DefaultDbCachePages = 50

}

 

#

# Live Databases:

#

Filopto10 = C:\Programdata\FiloptoData\data\Filopto10.fdb

 

 

 

The last line named Filopto10 contains the Alias name and path used by the user's Filopto.ini file to locate and connect to the Filopto 10 database.  The path is the physical location on the server of the Filopto 10 database.  If your C drive is small you can move the data file to another drive and then change the alias path to point to the new location of the database.

 

 

Important:

If you cannot connect to the Filopto database verify that the path entered in the database.conf file is correct.