We have this question on serverfault and the answer is in that thread too :
I have a server with 16 cores. What do I set the CpuAffinityMask to?
1111 1111 1111 1111 is 65535, should I put 65535?
Also, how to I configure the SuperClassic server?
This is for Firebird 2.5.
I recently had reason to revisit transaction management in our application. The application makes extensive use of data aware grids (TDBGrid) and, as I am sure everyone is aware, it is impossible to explicitly manage transactions when you are displaying data in a grid.
Fortunately, IBObjects provides the means to automatically clean up transactions left hanging by TDBGrid. Unfortunately, this isn’t as well documented or as straightforward as I would like. So, after much research using the programmer’s secret weapon (Google) and a few questions posted to the IBObjects support group (thanks Jason) I think I finally understand how it works.
The package is done (imported from debian repository) with minor modifications (ignoring new dpkg version requirement)
The install guide is the same located in the ubuntu wiki
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Firebird2.5
I’d like to share vital statistics on the activity, growth, and demographics of this group with you.
Damyan Ivanov announced :
I have prepared packages from the current version in wheezy
(2.5.1.26351), built for squeeze.
ftp://ftp.modsoftsys.net/public/firebird2.5-backports/
If these improve the situation, then we at least know the bug is fixed
in that version and can start looking for the exact fix, which would
take about 10 iterations (and probably several weeks).
[ED if you want to rebuild them for 32bits you can use these instructions ]
After the FaceBook Firebird page You can now join to the Firebird + Circle and add it to your circles
ps: I will try to add my Firebird circle there and add the firebird foundation members with full admin rights
Tweet of the day comes from Carlos H. Cantu about forced writes effects for running firebird scripts
Script executing time – Linux Ubuntu 10.04.3 Ext4 – FW=ON -> almost 2h. FW=OFF -> 2 minutes … no barrier parameter mentioned in /etc/fstab
Here is the download page and you can check the Commit History for interesting changes.
It was tested with nodejs 0.6.0.
Here is the download page and the full changelog
For overview here is the short changelog:
Small changes list compensations
Hostname and user (from environ) send as is.
