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Category: Managing HFSQL Client/Server |
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Kerberos is an authentication mode based on the use of tickets and secret keys...
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Data masking is a process that transforms the data in an item that will be displayed to the user...
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In order for the application to be able to handle the data files found on the HFSQL server, the connection that will be used by the application must be defined in the project...
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A frame is a packet ot data that flows through the network...
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There are two methods to convert HFSQL Classic databases to HFSQL Client/Server in WINDEV, WEBDEV and WINDEV Mobile...
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The management mode of data files may have to be adapted when using an HFSQL Client/Server application...
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A Docker container with the HFSQL server is available on Docker Hub...
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The HClient structure is used to...
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The HFConf.INI file is found at server root. This file is used to define several characteristics of HFSQL Client/Server server.
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Docker is a software platform that allows you to run applications in software containers on Linux (Docker runs like a daemon)...
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This help page presents the main recommendations for optimizing the security and performance of an HFSQL Client/Server database according to the constraints and desired features...
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The ports used by the HFSQL Client/Server server...
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You have the ability to create applications that access the HFSQL Client/Server databases...
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Like for any database, backups of your HFSQL Client/Server databases must be performed on a regular basis...
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The scheduled tasks are used to schedule automatic tasks...
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The backup of the HFSQL Client/Server databases can be performed...
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A connection to the database can be interrupted at any time at "hardware" level...
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To ensure data security and confidentiality, some actions may be restricted to a group of users...
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To simplify the management of users and groups of users, the HFSQL Client/Server engine uses several variables allowing you to easily define the characteristics of groups and users...
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The server that is hosting a HFSQL database engine can be very busy...
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A materialized view is a physical data source defined by an SQL query.
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A server may encounter problems without any user (or developer) noticing anything. For example: - a scheduled task may fail,
- an automatic backup may fail,
- a node may become inactive in a HFSQL cluster, ...
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A HFSQL application can operate in network mode or in Client/Server mode...
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This help page explains how to optimize the connection times to the HFSQL Client/Server databases by limiting the network traffic...
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When defining the connections in the data model editor or when defining the connections through programming, you have the ability to specifier the optional connection information...
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A backup of a HFSQL Client/Server database can be restored at any time...
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A "spare" server is a target server in a unidirectional automatic replication...
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An SQL view is a virtual data source defined by an SQL query...
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The stored procedures are used to simplify the development and the maintenance of your applications by factorizing the code...
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