Firebird Generators: Everything you wanted to know
This is a very nice article about Firebird generators: Firebird Generator Guide
Technical articles, How-tos, guides, etc.
This is a very nice article about Firebird generators: Firebird Generator Guide
XPlanner it will add support for Defect Tracking Systems like Trac+, JIRA or Bugzilla , some of these can be installed on Firebird (yes it is mentioned in that article)
With this patch applied, the AR test suite runs against FB with relatively few problems (9 failurs and 1 error, compared to 3 failures and 170 errors without the patch). The remaining issues are related to a number of specific defects, which will be addressed in subsequent patch and/or bug-report tickets.
Bugs fixed by Ken Kunz
The open source database server, Firebird, and its commercial partner, Borland InterBase, have long been established as a proven and stable platform for all sorts of database applications. Because of the common ancestry in the form of the InterBase 6 source code, many solutions can be implemented on both platforms without any problems. However Version 2 of the Firebird Server has recently set new standards, introducing many helpful functions that are unfortunately missing in InterBase 7.5.
However a replication facility is not included in either platform. This article illustrates how a replication can be created with the aid of IBExpert and ibeblock.
Download this article here.
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With interbase/firebird we use transactions. you start transactions before you get/post data from the database. With this article i’d like to show how you can easily centralize the code and prevent errors like “Transaction already started, or errors while committing”.
DotNetFirebird Appliance contains LAMP like kit (Mono+Apache + Firebird + Ubuntu Linux + PHP+Lazarus) to easy start programming in php/mono/oopascal and working with firebird (Two administration tools were included in the virtual machine) also there is added MonoDevelop for C# coding and Lazarus (Delphi like ide) for oopascal for RAD (Rapid application development)
Mark Staples has this nice post on using F# with a Fire Bird database. While its not dissimilar to the OleDb example available on the F# wiki, it’s nice as Mark’s example links the database to a GUI and he provides a great explanation of the code.
I guess some of our readers have become a bit tired of waiting and wondering when the new issue would be released. I am really sorry about the long delay, but there have been some serious financial and time issues holding up production.
Warning : they are for documentation contributors not for distribution or end users (If you spot mistakes contact the firebird-doc team )