Climbing the firebird learning curve

No’am Newman wrote about using Firebird:

I’ve spent the last week getting Firebird to work in my occupation psychologist’s office.

So this week, I’ve learnt the following things

    how to install FB on a network
    how to access FB from client computers on that network
    how to use the list view component
    how to use an FB generator for auto-incremented integers
    how to insert/update a date into an FB table

[to do]
That’s enough for one week.

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Embarcadero Extends Upcoming Delphi 2010 Release with Firebird SQL

The latest sneak preview showcases expanded database connectivity for more than a dozen platforms including Oracle, Microsoft SQL Server, Sybase, MySQL, InterBase, IBM DB2, and more, plus new support for the popular Firebird SQL database (…) “The 2010 releases will add highly requested support for Firebird SQL, the popular open source database which is based on Embarcadero’s InterBase database platform.”

Read full article at JDJ.

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Firebird – 1 terabyte database tests and performance report

We have made 1 terabyte database test with Firebird 2.1. Read more. Questions?

Summary
In this experiment Firebird shows the following results

Undoubted ability to handle big databases. We are pretty sure that it’s possible to create and use 32 Tb database on appropriate hardware, and Firebird will show the same high performance as it shows for smaller databases (i.e., 1Tb and below).

Good scalability and amazingly small footprint. 1Tb database was created at usual desktop computer and, more important, it can be used to perform general queries: if you don’t fetch millions of records, query’s speed is the same as it is for moderate size databases (10-15Gb).

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