Puppy Linux LAN with FireBird 2.0 database – project of the day
This is an ambitious project for sure. I have a small office LAN that I really want to convert from Windows to Linux and am seeking any and all advice. Read more
This is an ambitious project for sure. I have a small office LAN that I really want to convert from Windows to Linux and am seeking any and all advice. Read more
The aim of this UDF Library is to reuse or provide some additional functions to the rFunc UDF Library, in order to emulate Oracle SQL.
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We’re glad to announce the new minor version of Active Query Builder component and grant you a special 25% discount on Active Query Builder for the whole Christmas season! Learn more about Active Query Builder special Christmas offer. |
What’s new in Active Query Builder 1.7.5?
Active Query Builder is a visual query building component (Delphi, ActiveX, .Net-ready) with user-friendly interface and unique query research abilities.
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Bart Bakker wrote :the Ubuntu Edgy package of Flamerobin 0.7.6 has just been uploaded to the sf.net download section. Read more
From Jiri Cincura:
On local conference (“Databazovy svet” – can be translated as “database world”) has been Firebird 2 awarded on 3rd place in database product of year competition.
Nomination was:
MS got 1st place, 2nd Oracle and 3rd FB 😉
About.com has a page with many links of information and/or tools related to Firebird and InterBase. You can check it here.
As an Associate Member of the Firebird Foundation and Associate Editor of The Python Papers, I warmly broadcast the launch of a new periodical, The Python Papers.
It can be found at http://www.pythonpapers.org and is archived at http://archive.pythonpapers.org/. The Python Papers is published under the Creative Commons Licence 2.5 with non-commercial, attribution, and share-alike conditions. However, individual authors retains the right to re-licence their work.
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A different moral? FireBird needs some marketing to let people know… it is the only really open source DB.
Check this interesting post on Marco Cantu blog.
Source and binary packages for Windows (setup.exe and .zip) and GNU/Linux (gtk1 and gtk2 for Slackware) are available for download. Packages for MacOSX, Debian/Ubuntu, Mandriva, Gentoo and FreeBSD are either done, or on their way soon.
Download at: http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=124340