isql documentation update

The manual for isql has been hugely updated, tidied up and is now online at
http://www.firebirdsql.org/file/documentation/reference_manuals/user_manuals/html/isql.html for the html and at http://www.firebirdsql.org/file/documentation/reference_manuals/user_manuals/Firebird-isql.pdf for the pdf version.

If you get an older version that document 0.5 then the cache needs to be flushed.

It’s still not fully complete, but it’s a lot further down the line than before.

Cheers,
Norm.


Norman Dunbar
Dunbar IT Consultants Ltd

Thank you Norman, for the excellent work!

New version of gbak scheduler

Hi,

If anyone is interested … new version of Gbak Scheduler has been uploaded to the site https://sites.google.com/site/gbakscheduler/

What is new in version 1.0.11:

  • Added per-task option to use Service Manager when performing backup.
  • Added per-task option to run actions (custom programs or scripts) before and after execution of backup.
  • Adden per-task option for sending an email with error details when there is an error in executing backup task.

About Gbak Scheduler:
GBAK Scheduler is an Interbase / Firebird backup utility that performs regular database backups with a user defined strategy. It is Windows service application. It has been in use since 1997.

Best regards,

Simon

Firebird Port Guardian (dbguard)

Port Guardian is a [free] Linux GTK program with GUI to monitor the Firebird Database Server and databases, to check instantly if they are in operation Alive/Dead, Up/Down; and listen/monitor/record the in/out tcp packets on the set net IP and Port.

The basic difference between Port Guardian and most other Net/Port monitoring software is that it is rather a Net/Port security guardian than a net/port traffic controller/statistician. Port Guardian’s major concern is not the bottleneck of the net traffic, but rather WWW — who, when, what has been done on the concerned IP/Port, and will record it to a database to keep it as a history forever; though the packet is as brief as a shadow and gone even before fully shown (size-cut). And as a by-the-way function it can also set alive an instant alarm when user-set critical/sensitive word/phrase is found during the listening/monitoring/recording. Of course it won’t set you on alarm, I hope. In the TO-DO list is kod (kiss-of-death) or tcpkill to terminate a dangerous tcp connection when a hi-alarm is triggered…

More here.

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