node.js firebird driver 0.0.8 released with experimental support for #node on Windows
Here is the download page and you can check the Commit History for interesting changes.
Under Windows
Unzip, modify config.js for your DB. Run:
node.exe test.js
Here is the download page and you can check the Commit History for interesting changes.
Under Windows
Unzip, modify config.js for your DB. Run:
node.exe test.js
Here is the list of changes and you can use the cpan download page to get the package.
ps: one cool features that is coming is preliminary ISQL-like tool using DBD::Firebird
Pierre Y wrote on Firebird-devel list about the new Firebird 3.x api and he created a project for it
Now I started playing with the new API. I created a project on github for it :
https://github.com/zedalaye/fb3-oo-api
Is the OO API complete ? I think very strange to still have to build
DPB by hand… Can you expose something that may give access to the
ClumpletWriter to ease that ?
On the Firebird Facebook page there are some cool pictures from the conferece
You can watch the tweet stream from the conference rooms , live with pictures
WITH RECURSIVE example with Firebird 2.5.x . Article is in Japanese but you can try to read the google translation
Google translate bar from chrome shows you a better rendering of the page .
Video guide is showing, how to install Firebird Server on a windows platform.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KLg0TuhMUU0
The example uses the latest 3.x version of the ExtJS Library
installed at demo.artesoft.gr/ext . I changed a little the database,
adding a before update or delete trigger to protect the demo account
from accidents.
The database is a firebird 2.1 Superserver, and the server is a CentOS
5.7 64bit with ISPConfig and the demo.artesoft.gr is a subdomain.
Feel free to do whatever you want with the demo as long is up and running.
Turbo Bird is a Firebird Administration tool. It enables you to create new Firebird database, create/modify tables, procedures, views, triggers, generators, roles, UDFs, Domains, and much more. Turbo Bird application is very easy to install and to use.
There are Linux 32 bit, Windows 32 bit, and Mac OS binaries. You can install the source and compile it using Lazarus in any other Plateform that already supported by Lazarus.