99 Bottles of Beer in Firebird relational database SQL
Ok, I agree it is not too much useful, but it is fun:
99-bottles-of-beer.net/language-firebird-sql-257.html
😉
Ok, I agree it is not too much useful, but it is fun:
99-bottles-of-beer.net/language-firebird-sql-257.html
😉
From Dmitry Yemanov:
Windows builds of Firebird 2.0 Release Candidate 5 have been released with an issue related to the INTL support. This is not a bug in the code, but a build/packaging issue. One of the ICU libraries (icudt30.dll) got built wrongly. We apologize for inconvenience, the builds are to be fixed and re-released shortly. In the meantime, icudt30.dll from the RC4 package would fix the issue.
From code.google.com/p/npara/
Npara allows a user to find similar images or audio files
Npara identifies audio and video files by creating an index of sub fingerprints, aproximately 255 fingerprints per file. These fingerprints are stored in a firebird database.
Partial tracks or partial images can be recognized, even if they contain significant noise or distortion
Get your copy now! Probably this will become FB 2.0 final release 🙂
It was submited on the fyracle forum
For an systems that depends heavily on Stored Procedures there is no easy way migrating to mysql 5.x .It’s quite easy to migrate to Firebird
maximshiryaev asked on support :
What are the plans for Win64 (AMD) platfrom for FB2?
I have just remembered that I have a Firebird 1.5 for AIX 5.1.If you want it – please contact me off list and I will send you the tarball of the build.
posted by Paul Beach on firebird-support list
Oracle Juices Up Berkeley DB – Oracle spruced up one of its recently acquired embeddable databases, Berkeley DB, releasing on Sept. 27 Version 4.5 with multi-version concurrency control and more.
This is old news for Firebird/InterBase users. MGA (or Versioning) architecture, used in FB/IB, was born with Snapshot isolation for transactions.
Luiz Paulo just published an article (in portuguese) in Dicas-L site. Dicas-L is visited by thousands of computer users in Brazil. The link to the article “Firebird news around the world” is here.