Hi,
I think might be helpful, today for a customer i do the Haversine formulas for Firebird Sql as a stored procedure.
This formula allow you to calculate the distance in meter between two WGS84 datum points(degree points of Earth).
You can call the procedure like this:
SELECT * FROM HAVERSINE_GENERIC(1, 45,474081, 9,179348, 45,456091, 9)
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Firebird 3 is using new method to validate users on the server.
Direct upgrade of security database is therefore impossible.
Described procedure will let you keep the list of firebird 2.X users
and all related information (firstname, lastname, etc.) except
password – new passwords will be generated randomly. Pay attention
that SYSDBA user is not touched – i.e. it will remain as was after
execution of upgrade procedure. In the commands below replace
‘masterkey’ with actual SYSDBA password for appropriate (2.X/3.0)
firebird server.
In firebird 2.5 backup security database:
gbak -user sysdba -pas masterkey -b {host/path}security2.fdb security.fbk
In firebird 3 restore copy of 2.5 security database:
gbak -user sysdba -pas masterkey -c security.fbk {host/path}security2.5
And run users upgrade sql script:
isql -user sysdba -pas masterkey -i security_database.sql {host/path}security2.5
“security2.5” is a sample database name – you may use any other if you wish.
Upgrade Script will create users with new random passwords and type them to you.
It’s your responsibility to notify users about new passwords.
The FireBird RDBMS can be crashed remotely by an authenticated client by invoking gbak via the service manager using invalid command line switch and lead to denial of service. The issue was introduced in version 2.5.5. Upstream report: http://tracker.firebirdsql.org/browse/CORE-5068 Upstream fix: http://sourceforge.net/p/firebird/code/62783/ Debian bug: https://bugs.debian.org/810599 CVE-2016-1569 Status in Debian: https://security-tracker.debian.org/tracker/CVE-2016-1569
FDB Python driver for Firebird v1.5 is available for download.
This is important release that introduces support for Firebird 3.0:
– BOOLEAN datatype
– IDENTITY datatype (in schema)
– Database linger
– Preserve SHADOW on DROP
– DDL triggers
– New and extended system tables
– New and extended monitoring tables
– GBAK statistics (service)
– On-line validation (service)
It also fixes PYFB-60.
News via Google Plus: Pavel Cisar
Vote for Firebird as Database of the Year 2015 at LinuxQuestions (must be registered user with at least one Linux related post)
FirebirdWebAdmin 3.3.0 is released .
Changes :
Review User Page. Modal popup for Role creation. Delete role button for each role.
Users: Remove “Customizing” panel. Is not database/server related.
Initial integration with Crowdin. Convert all files to UTF-8.
Update Romanian & Russian translations.
UI improvements: Roles, Users, Exceptions, UDF, Table comments.
Integration with CodeMirror.
In-browser code editor http://codemirror.net/
Now we have autocomplete/suggestions with table names and fields and SQL reserved words.
Dmitry Yemanov just confirmed that we can expect Firebird Release Candidate 2 to be released this month (January/16). The source code should be tagged in the next 2 weeks, and after that, it is just a matter of the documentation team finishing the release notes.
Hajime Nakagami created an pure Erlang Firebird client library (Work in progress)
https://github.com/nakagami/efirebirdsql
