DB Extract 2005 for InterBase/Firebird ver 2.1 released

EMS Extract 2005 for InterBase/Firebird

EMS Software Development company is pleased to announce DB Extract 2005 ver.2.1 – new version of the powerful utility for creating database backups in a form of SQL scripts.

What’s new in DB Extract 2.1?

  • Ability to extract privileges added.
  • Support of new object types implemented for the ‘Specifying types of objects’ step of the Wizard.
  • More flexible work with templates due to new saving options.
  • Ability to extract dependent objects added

You can download the latest version at: www.sqlmanager.net/products/ibfb/extract/download

FB 2.0 support in Mandriva

Philippe Makowski posted in FB-Support:

Just to inform you and despite it is not yet official, but Mandriva is soon releasing their Corporate Server 4 distro and on the same time, their will be an official Firebird 2.0 package that will be available as additional software for this version.
Mandriva Corporate Server is the sell with support from Mandriva and the Firebird will be supported by IBPhoenix.

So if you need an 5-year Product Maintenance, professional support, Mandriva will be a good choice.

Of course, the package will be also available from Cooker.

IBExpert Personal Edition download is now using new IBExpert Webforms Technology

Dear IBExpert User,

when you download free IBExpert Personal Edition, you have to use a new url:

HK-Software Download Center
http://www.myibexpert.com/WebForms/?license=hk&id=Download

On this url, you will see the first real life application created with
IBExpert Webforms, a new technology available in one of the next
IBExpert Versions.

Comments onrecent MySQL announcement

As we know, if you want to distribute MySQL with your application for free, you need to release your application code under GPL, and that’s something that many users doesn’t want to do.

Until now, there was always the option of delivering your application alone, and downloading the MySQL binaries from MySQL site – the license allows this. With the old version binaries not being available for download anymore, many current MySQL customers are in serious trouble, if they want to stay legal.

Of course, there is the option of upgrading the applications to work with the most recent MySQL version, but I presume people needs to be prepared for some compatibility problems. I guess many people out there still uses MySQL 3 and 4 with their software, and wasn’t thinking to move to 5.0 very soon.

For those people, my advice is to check the “Get to know Firebird in two minutes” paper and discover how good, powerful and simple Firebird is. If you have to move to a new MySQL version, maybe it would be better to move to Firebird instead!

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