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This example application is provided to demonstrate the use of IBX for a range of Server Management tasks. These are: |
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1. Database backup and restore. |
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2. Viewing the Server Log |
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3. Viewing Server Statistics |
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4. User Management |
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5. Database Validation |
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6. Limbo Transaction Recovery. |
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7. Working with Alternative Security Databases in Firebird 3. |
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The purpose of the example is to demonstrate use of the IBX Services API rather than to provide a practical database administration tool. As regards database administration, using the Services API alone, has not kept pace with the way that Firebird has been developing – for example in the use of virtual tables to access system information. The Database Administration tool presented in ibx/examples/DBAdmin uses virtual database tables wherever possible and the Services API only when it has too. The result is arguably a much “slicker” tool. |
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The example is discussed in detail in section 3 of the User Guide "Firebird Server Management using IBX" in the ibx/docs directory. |
