Firebird 2.1.2 in Mandriva 2009.1
Here is the bug request for inclusion but it was already fixed in Mandriva 2009.1
Announcements of new Firebird related products, or new releases.
Here is the bug request for inclusion but it was already fixed in Mandriva 2009.1
Firebird is included now in Fedora repositories (rank 4 on distrowatch), You can follow the history on this page , Also builds ok on Enterprise Redhat Distro
What is next? :php , flamerobin and kinterbasdb for fedora
My project “DbBench” is opend on sourceforge.net.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/dbbench/
This product can benchmark firebird and mysql on same code using
delphi2009 with dbexpress.
Still now, documents are nothing, comments in source is in japanese.
But executable is shipping with delphi’s resource dll, then in english
environment this can shows english appearance( maybe!).
Please use it if it is good.
Tsutomu Hayashi
my blog entry doesn’t show up yet, so a more information about that here …
I’ve made a ready-to-use TPC-H benchmark package for Firebird available
for download here:
http://www.iblogmanager.com/download/misc/tpch/tpch_firebird.zip
Feel free to use this package to benchmark your Firebird environment in
different server configurations, various page sizes, page buffers, …
Please read the included readme.txt file. This shall have everything
included for running the benchmark. I would highly appreciate if you
could share your results as described in 6) in the readme.txt.
If you have any questions, doubts, feel free to get in touch with me.
Thanks.
Sinática Monitor 2.0 for Firebird SQL is born.
You may download a Beta and read about what’s new.
Seems that someone took the task and cleaned up the firebird backend for django 1.1
I will post my results later if it works ok
Seems to be an Python console that works on IronPython
Newest v2.1 version of FireFace.
New QT based IDE for Firebird Kevora
Recently, Kevora also supports Firebird or Interbase access. Despite this database does not have schemas, Kevora will place all objects below a “virtual” rdb$relations schema.
The tools we use to produce Kevora are: