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In addition to what Bill said, on Windows XP, do not use the '.gdb' file
extension for your database. Use something else, InterBase itself doesn't
care.

gdb is used in System Restore on XP, that means that when this feature
is turned on, each time the file changes (when you connect), XP will
make a backup copy.


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"oneOldUser" <concord704@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:46d062e3$1@newsgroups.borland.com...
> I have an old program developed with Builder C++ and uses IB 6, which ran
on
> a W2K 1GHz system.  It ran fine on this system.  We replaced the system to
a
> Quad-core XP one.  It takes over a minute for the application and
ibconsole
> to connect the the database.  Once connected, it appears to run fine.   Is
> this a known problem with dual/qual core systems?
>
> I installed the app and db on my XP laptop (single core) to see if it's a
XP
> problem and it connects quickly...
>
> Thx.
>
>