Opendbx 1.4.3 with Firebird changes
You can read the full release log on Freshmeat
The Win32 platform code also received major improvements and is now able to build working Firebird and MySQL backends
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Good news for Firebird and OpenSuse users, Firebird package will be in official repository for new OpenSuse 11.2
For people wanting to test it, it is in the Factory repository
We should send a notice to distrowatch maintainer to add Firebird to the table of included packages for openSuse
http://distrowatch.com/table.php?distribution=suse
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...Prepare for #Firebird 2.5 Release Candidate 1 that will be released soon
It’s not yet released but you can see what bugs are squashed in the What’s new document
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...Interesting report about switching HD to SSD with Firebird
An interesting “report” about the results of switching from Hard-Drives to SSD technology in a Firebird sever machine was posted in Firebird-Devel list by Poul Dige. In his specific case, the improvements of speed was very good. You can read the message here.
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SQL Maestro Group announces the release of AnySQL Maestro 9.8, a powerful tool to manage any database engine accessible via ODBC driver or OLE DB provider (Access, SQL Server, Firebird, Oracle, MySQL, PostgreSQL, etc). Key features include graphical database designer, visual query builder, data export and import, BLOB Viewer/Editor, and a lot of other things.
AnySQL Maestro has been successfully tested with Firebird ODBC drivers 1.xx and 2.0 RC1 and all the latest Firebird server versions up to 2.5 Beta 2. |
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...Q&A with Community Choice Award Winner Firebird
Helen Borrie from Firebird, winner of the SourceForge.net Community Choice Awards Best Project for the Enterprise category, answers our questions.
Via Adriano’s Twitter Page , You can retweet it
http://twitter.com/sourceforge/status/3717628736 , Maybe we need a retweet button on firebirdnews too
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...#Slackware #Linux #Slamd64 and #Firebird
Here is what Milan Babuskov wrote about his experience with Linux Slackware and Firebird related packages on x64 system :
I just installed Slamd64 version 12.2. I know that Slackware -current is 64bit and Slackware 13.0 is out, but out-of-the-box 32bit compatibility of Slamd64 is very tempting, so this is the first 64bit slackware I installed.
Install went fine, and KDE is running in a matter of seconds. Now, time to compile all the needed stuff for development. Basically, all I need is Firebird, FlameRobin and PHP extension for Firebird (i.e. InterBase).
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...Fedora has updated Firebird packages
Fedora has updated firebird (F10, F11: denial of service) It was announced on LWN Tuesday’s security updates
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...#Firebird and #Flamerobin are quite popular on FileForum (betanews.com)
If you have time you can vote it and help with good comments
http://fileforum.betanews.com/browse/Business-Software/Databases/popular
Also Flamerobin is with high votes there, Please make your duty and help us to go higher
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...Firebird video at OpenSQLCamp – a really free database used in free and commercial projects
Holger Klemt talks about Firebird at the 2009 European OpenSQLCamp, part of FrOSCon 2009.
Via pytian blog (Sheeri Cabral)
The full presentation will come asap
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