Editor with Firebird

baktor

Hi, I would like to use Editor with Firebird, but I get an error message:

{"error":"An error occurred while connecting to the database 'test'. The error reported by the server was: SQLSTATE[HY000] [335544323] file is not a valid database"}

OR

{"error":"An error occurred while connecting to the database '\/hdd\/teszt\/XXXXX.FDB'. The error reported by the server was: SQLSTATE[HY000] [335544323] file is not a valid database"}

How should I use db param?

$sql_details = array(
"type" => "Firebird", // Database type: "Mysql", "Postgres", "Sqlserver", "Sqlite" or "Oracle"
"user" => "username", // Database user name
"pass" => "password", // Database password
"host" => "localhost", // Database host
"port" => "", // Database connection port (can be left empty for default)
"db" => "/hdd/teszt/XXXXX.FDB", // Database name
"dsn" => "", // PHP DSN extra information. Set as charset=utf8mb4 if you are using MySQL
"pdoAttr" => array() // PHP PDO attributes array. See the PHP documentation for all options
);

Thanks,

Viktor

allan

I was going to say that we don’t support Firebird, but actually, looking at the drivers, there is a Firebird driver there from four years ago.

Can you show me how you would normally connect to your Firebird database with PDO and I’ll check that against what Editor does.

Thanks,
Allan

baktor

I need to change config.php:

$sql_details = array(
"type" => "Firebird",    
"user" => "username",          
"pass" => "password",        
"host" => "", 
"port" => "",          
"db"   => "",          
"dsn"  => "charset=utf8",         
"pdoAttr" => array()   
);

and FirebirdQuery.php:

this line:

"firebird:{$host}dbname={$db}".self::dsnPostfix( $dsn ),

to

"firebird:dbname=serverhost:/hdd/teszt/XXXXXX.FDB".self::dsnPostfix( $dsn )

It works well.

A simple script to connect:

```
<?php
$username = 'username';
$password = 'password';
$dsn = 'firebird:dbname=serverhost:/hdd/teszt/XXXXX.FDB';

try {
  // Connect to database
  $dbh = new \PDO($dsn, $username, $password,
                  [\PDO::ATTR_ERRMODE => \PDO::ERRMODE_EXCEPTION]);
  $sql = 'SELECT * FROM INFO';
  // Execute query
  $query = $dbh->query($sql);
  // Get the result row by row as object
  while ($row = $query->fetch(\PDO::FETCH_OBJ)) {
    echo $row->USER_NEV2, "\n";
  }
  $query->closeCursor();
} catch (\PDOException $e) {
  echo $e->getMessage();
}

<?php > ``` ?>

Thank you for your help,

Viktor

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allan

Hi Viktor,

Many thanks! It looks like if you use:

$sql_details = array(
  "type" => "Firebird",    
  "user" => "username",          
  "pass" => "password",        
  "host" => "", 
  "port" => "",          
  "db"   => "serverhost:/hdd/teszt/XXXXX.FDB",          
  "dsn"  => "charset=utf8",         
  "pdoAttr" => array()   
);

Then that should result in a successful connection without modifying the library code?

Allan

baktor

Hi Allan,

In this case got an error:

{"error":"An error occurred while connecting to the database '\/hdd\/teszt\/XXXXX.FDB'. The error reported by the server was: SQLSTATE[HY000] [335544323] file is not a valid database"}

Viktor

allan

Interesting! Good to hear you have a workaround for now though

Allan