Howto: Lazarus Application with Firebird Embedded and ZeosLib
Here is a good howto create an Lazarus Application with Firebird Embedded and ZeosLib components .Original Article is in Portuguese
Author: mariuz
http://wiki.ubuntu.com/Mariuz
Setting up a Portable Firebird Full with Visual Studio 2010
Setting up a Portable Firebird Classic or Superserver and using it with VisualStudio 2010.
Firebird download statistics : Top Country : #Brazil , Top OS: #Linux
The new download stats interface from sourceforge.net geeknet shows what are the countries from where firebird is most downloaded and what operating system is used to download it and the most unexpected thing is that Linux is in the Top
You can compare the stats with flamerobin ones
Lazarus – connecting to Firebird with zeosdb
Profesor Carlos wrote a Lazarus guide in Portuguese on howto connect to Firebird using the standard components or the zeoslib
New Windows 32 and 64 Flamerobin 0.9.x Snapshots
Hi all,after quite a long time I have uploaded a new snapshot for Windows (32bit, and 64 bit).
I’d be glad if you could check this out and provide feedback.
And here is the list of changes : Read more
Installing jaws php cms on ubuntu lucid and firebird backend
This is a tutorial on how to install jaws-cms on ubuntu lucid lynx and with firebird 2.1 backend
Jaws #php #cms 0.8.13 is released with security fixes
Team Jaws announces the release of Jaws 0.8.13
Note: This release fixes some security issues, all users are encouraged to
update.
ps: it does have support for firebird by default
Interbase 6.0 Language Reference in html/xml format
I did some experiments with pdftohtml and here are some results
http://firebirdsql.ro/images/LANGREF.html
http://firebirdsql.ro/images/LANGREF.xml
And here are the steps i have made to reach that point
http://mapopa.blogspot.com/2010/05/transforming-old-interbase-60-docs-from.html
So in theory in the future somewhere i can see a page with all the Language Reference on one single page maybe with interbase 6.0 text in another color (green) so it will represent that is not under a open source license
AVG Internet Security Business Edition 9.0 uses Firebird by default
The product delivers anti-spam, anti-spyware, LinkScanner and anti-rootkit protection. The server-side installation was automated and included a Firebird database
Getting started with #firebird and #lua on #ubuntu
I needed lua for a work related project (mod_security rule script) and for database persistence i use firebird to count the ip addresses and other things
Here are some tips on getting started with lua and firebird on ubuntu