Online Documentation for SQL Manager for InterBase/Firebird

Specifying database parameters


Use this step of the wizard to set the necessary connection parameters for the database being created.

 

Create Database wizard - Specifying database parameters

 

 

Database file

Fully qualified database file path

This field requires new database file specification, including full name of the database file. Type in or use the btnSaveAs button to specify the path to the database file. The drop-down list contains the previously specified paths.

 

Database login

User name

Specify a user name (checked against valid user name and password combinations in the security database on the server where the database will reside).

 

Password

Specify the password (checked against valid user name and password combinations in the security database on the server where the database will reside).

 

Other parameters

Page size

Size (in bytes) for database pages. Possible values are 1024, 2048, 4096 (default), or 8192.

 

SQL dialect

Declares the SQL Dialect for database access.

 

SQL dialect

Used for

1

InterBase 5.5 and earlier compatibility

3

InterBase 6.0; allows you to use delimited identifiers, exact numerics, and DATE, TIME, and TIMESTAMP datatypes

 

Charset

Use the drop-down list to select the default character set for the database, i.e. the character set used by the server for string (CHAR, VARCHAR, text Blob) columns in the database when no other character set information is provided.

 

Collation

Select the appropriate sorting option in this list.

 

Difference file

Optional clause specifying the path and name for the file delta that stores any mutations to the database file after it has been switched to the “copy-safe” mode.

 

CheckBox Single database file

If you want to store your new database in several files, uncheck this option. By default this option is checked, it means that the database is stored in one file only.

 

Click the Next button to proceed to the Defining database files step of the wizard, or to the Viewing result SQL statement step, depending on the Single database file option selection.