If you are using a manual installation on Windows, you will need to enable the Firebird extensions in the php.ini file. See below for how to do this.
1 - In the `php.ini` file uncomment the line for the Firebird extension php_pdo_firebird by removing the `;` from the start of the line. See the example below:
2 - Restart the Apache service using the Task Manager.
2.1 - Open Task Manager and click on the Services tab.
2.2 - Look for the `Apache2.4` or `ApacheScriptcase9php73` service and right click on this service, then Restart.
1 - Access any project from your Scriptcase.
2 - Click on the New connection icon to create a connection.
3 - Select the Firebird connection.
4 - Enter the parameters for connecting to your Firebird database as follows
- Connection Name: Set the name of your new connection. By default, Scriptcase adds the prefix conn along with the database name.
- DBMS Driver: Select the Firebird Driver used to connect. In this example we use the Firebird PDO Driver.
- Server/Host (Name or IP): Enter the IP or domain of the server where the database is installed.
Ex: serverdomain.com or 192.168.254.170. - Port: Enter the numeric port for your database server.
Ex: 3050 - Database Name: Enter the database created for use by the entered user.
- Username: Enter the user to authenticate the connection to your Firebird database.
- Password: Enter the password to complete the authentication process.
5 - Click Test Connection button to get a response from Scriptcase request to know if the entered parameters are correct.