Firebird-Django driver Branch created compatible with #Django 1.2 , tests are promising
David Elias created new branch for Django 1.2 and Maximiliano Robaina tested it , there is still work left to do but the results are good
David Elias created new branch for Django 1.2 and Maximiliano Robaina tested it , there is still work left to do but the results are good
If you want to test recent commits on Linux or Windows you can download from the snapshots area
Backup location for linux Builds (64-bit only) are available from Sergey Mereutsa’s spaceship
http://www.dqteam.com/fb2/ for 2.1 and
http://www.dqteam.com/fb2/HEAD/ for 2.5 just now 🙂
Here is howto investigate the firebird network traffic with the help of two linux tools strace and tcpdump
Michael posted new Flamerobin snapshots and announced on the devel list
I have posted new FlameRobin snapshots, SVN revision 1917, for Windows
32 and 64 bit, both installers and ZIP files. Read more
New version for flamerobin 0.9.3 is now in Debian experimental for testing
The list of changes can be seen in the testing needed thread from above or in the changelog list
I have created a feature request in Arch Linux to include Firebird both as a stand alone package and also with added support in PHP and PHP-PDO.
http://bugs.archlinux.org/task/19564
Can you please vote for this bug request ?
Thanks,
Ido
Please post your thoughts about firebird on this interesting Linkedin thread on the Firebird community’s page
Which opensource database to choose?
Hi,
I have realized that the “opensource” alternatives to commercial databases / operating system are growing really fast now.
My question to you: experts here are:What benefits will it be to select a firebird SQL database? What market will suit best for firebird SQL Databases? Regards Tomas
Here is a good howto create an Lazarus Application with Firebird Embedded and ZeosLib components .Original Article is in Portuguese
Setting up a Portable Firebird Classic or Superserver and using it with VisualStudio 2010.