Database Watch January edition
Firebird is mentioned in Database Watch January edition.Spotted via blog.kimuradb.com
Author: mariuz
http://wiki.ubuntu.com/Mariuz
Ruby on Rails 1.2 released
Rails works with a wealth of web servers and databases. For web server, we recommend Apache or lighttpd, running either FastCGI or SCGI, or Mongrel. For database, you can use MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite, Oracle, SQL Server, DB2, or Firebird. Just about any operating system will do, but we recommend a ‘nix-based one for deployment.
[ED: spotted on the rails weblog and slashdot develannouncements]
OpenDBX 1.2.0 stable released
Release focus: Minor bugfixes. Full Changelog is here
How To Create Custom Database With Enterprise Library 2.0 Data Access Block
Firebird ADO.NET Provider – article
Recently I [Hugh Ang] have installed open source database Firebird and its ADO.NET provider. I was really impressed and thought this would definitely be my choice of database for future personal projects. I did run into a few things though.
Do you use fast-search bar in flamerobin ? – poll
Help us improve FlameRobin Do you use fast-search bar ? vote in this poll
Sequoia 2.10.4 released – Major bugfixes
The changes in this release are as follows:This new release fixes major bugs in the driver load balancing and failover policies that could have lead to failure in failover process or load imbalance. Controller side fixes include mainly auto-generated key retrieval, which now works as expected.
C#/Firebird Developers for web based CRM – job of the day
We have a custom developed web-crm system for an IT Services company developed in C# using the Firebird database.
updated firebird articles on destructor.de – Stefan Heymann’s web site
Various updates to Firebird articles for Firebird 2.0. New Articles about INSTREG, INSTSVC, ISQL, Firebird 2.1
INSTSVC – Installing Firebird as a Windows Service
Use INSTSVC to install or deinstall Firebird as a Service on Windows systems. This will install the Firebird together or without the Guardian service.