New release of Jaybird
A new release of Jaybird is available – 2.1.5. It fixes a bug introduced in 2.1.4 when events did not work on Linux. Please upgrade your installations to this one.
A new release of Jaybird is available – 2.1.5. It fixes a bug introduced in 2.1.4 when events did not work on Linux. Please upgrade your installations to this one.
The conference will be in Bergamo (Italy), 25-26-27/September. You can get all information here. Register sooner to get earlybird discount.
If I end up going with Firebird, then I’ll most likely be using the IBObjects components. I’ve used these before at a customer’s site and have been impressed at the genuine speed that results.
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There is a project going on to measure the usage of Open Source software all over the world. People just download an utility who scan their machines, detects and reports the use of any recognized Open Source package (anonimously, of course). Right now, Firebird is not one of the recognized packages. This can be fixed if some “good soul” creates a Firebird “Fingerprint” and submit it to OSSDiscovery.
Jaybird team is pleased to announce the Jaybird 2.1.4 bugfix release which contains a fix to make events run with Firebird 2.1. Also some some fixes to the test cases were made, since a bug with a constant order for table reservation in TPB was fixed in FB 2.1 (CORE-1416).
Jim Starkey, creator of InterBase, who was working for MySQL developing the Falcon engine, is leaving MySQL, probably to start some new technology.
From IBExpert Team: We have published new Firebird Training Videos on google video. The videos were recorded during the firebird Conference 2007 and gives you an introduction into the most important Firebird database technologies. The access to the videos (total about 8 hours) is free for everyone. IBExpert customer can find a link in the customer area where to download the videos in uncompressed avi format.
The deadline for submitting papers to the International Firebird Conference is 15/June. If you want to speak in the conference, submit your proposals now.
The data center where the site is hosted suffered an explosion in the power room, and all the sites hosted there were offline for the whole Sunday and first hours of Monday. More information here. No information/data was lost.
A good usage of C, C++ and similar languages involves using the language in a disciplined manner, such that the hazards brought by their weaknesses and more error-prone features are minimized. To that end, it is common to require that code rely only on a well-defined subset of the language, following a set of coding rules. GGCC is a free tool that can be used to analyze code.
Firebird (and some other open source projects) were analyzed and experimental results can be seen here.
Info submited by Juarez Rudsatz.