One Advanced Jbuilder and Firebird user
JBuilder’s database integration capabilities allowed us to build on top of an Oracle database for the larger system and Firebird for the smaller system.
Read the rest on http://java.sys-con.com/node/841090
JBuilder’s database integration capabilities allowed us to build on top of an Oracle database for the larger system and Firebird for the smaller system.
Read the rest on http://java.sys-con.com/node/841090
I’d argue that Sun needs to tighten the reins on MySQL development, not let them go. Going forward, MySQL will need to work hard if it wants to stay in front of the low-end database business. It’s no longer the reigning speed king; if fast, SQL-based storage is all you care about, SQLite is a better alternative. And competing open source databases like PostgreSQL and Firebird offer better feature sets for exactly the same price as MySQL.
Read full article in Infoworld.
Sinática has just release Sinática Monitor 1.2.
This version brings:
– an improved and much more useful Start Page
– Sweep Alarms to warn you if your sweep configuration is not ideal
Read the complete announcement.
Download Sinática Monitor 1.2 now!
Dmitry Kuzmenko posted in his blog about how you can get “broken indexes” in Firebird. It is described as indexes where key count is different from the numbers of records in the indexed table. Fortunately, FB >= 2 fixes the problem.
The examples are very clean compared with what i have seen in cake or other RoR inspired frameworks
Here is an guide for installing firebird 2.0.3 on debian stable (etch )
it is recommended to use lenny where firebird package is more up to date or to use the latest firebird 2.0.5 release
ps: i will notify Damyan to update the package
We are happy to announce the release of Jaws 0.8.9, changes since 0.8.8 are
Note: This release fixes some security issues, all users are encouraged to update.
The last few days I’ve spent optimizing an application written in Delphi 2009 that talks to a Firebird database using the standard TIBDatabase, TIBTransaction and TIBSQL components The application needs to do alot of reading/writing to the database, and was rather slow so I had to optimize it a little …The application is basically an Indy based Web-Server that receives simple GET parameters, does a thing or two in the DB and returns with the Success/Fail and a possible result from the DB.