Writing UDFs for Firebird
An article by Ivan Komarov, explaining how to create UDFs for Firebird using C++, was published in The Code Project site.
Month: October 2009
The Firebird Commandline Utilities book has been split into separate manuals.
The Firebird Commandline Utilities book has been split into separate manuals.
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Firebird’s gsec User Management tool (html)
Firebird’s gfix Database Housekeeping tool (html)
Firebird’s gsplit Dumpfile Splitting tool (html)
Firebird’s Shell Script tools (html)
New:
Establishing a data connection for #Asp.net page
With Visual Web Developer, from Microsoft you need to follow these steps
Firebird 2.5 architecture comparison sheet
Firebird 2.5 architecture comparison sheet is available via this blog
http://blog.upscene.com/thomas/index.php?entry=entry091016-133211
This is based on Dmitry’s presentation and some private discussions
For another good overview you can read Douglas Tosi blog
FBScanner 2.6 released!
New version of FBScanner introduces significant increasing of SQLs processing, new logging approach to database with one-click log creation, real time configuration (restart of not required).
Now it also has full support of Firebird 2.5 (including SuperClassic architecture). Read more.
Firebird 2.5 Architecture
Firebird 2.5 Architecture, by Dmitry Yemanov (presentation given at the 2008 Firebird Conference).
#pyrit adds support for #sqlalchemy
Pyrit’s storage code was abstracted and refactored which makes it possible to use relational databases like firebird
The benefit: Create a central mysql/pgsql/mssql/oracle/firebird/sqlite-server somewhere on your network and let multiple Pyrit-clients access and work on the central server for good; enjoy the blessings of ACID, partitioning, automatic backup, replication and fine-grained user authentication.
Firebird Lists, Web, Wiki and Tracker servers will be offline tonight from 18:00-18:15 EDT
Some network maintenance operations need to be performed
#MoinMoin 2.0 #Wiki engine adds #SQLAlchemy backend storage
During Summer of Code 2009 Christopher became a student for the MoinMoin wiki project.He worked on a SQLAlchemy backend that (in theory) allows you to run MoinMoin on a variety of database flavors including Firebird using sqlalchemy
data abstraction layer
Why Firebird is cool?
IBSurgeon posted in their blog a new article showing “Why Firebird is cool”, and gives three reasons that can help you to show to non-fb people why our DB is so great ;-).