FlameRobin 0.7.5 is out

Source and binary packages for Windows (setup.exe and .zip) and Linux (gtk1 and gtk2 variants) are available for download. MacOSX and Debian/Ubuntu ones should follow soon (and probably FreeBSD one too). We are also looking for someone to try if things work on Solaris too.

New features

– System tables now are available in main tree view
– Compatibility with Firebird 2.0
– SQL editor: Autocompletion of column/parameter names and old/new aliases in triggers


Milan Babuskov
http://www.flamerobin.org

dnfBB final beta available for download

dnfBB is a powerful and fast 3 Tier, C# / .Net discussion board or forum. With native support for multiple forums within the same database structure which fully utilises Firebird’s features (Stored procs, triggers etc)

The final beta version of dnfBB is now available for download, this version includes all the features that were allocated to Version 1. Without a doubt there will be a few imperfections to iron out before the final release, however as far as functionality goes this is now complete (Firebird version only at the moment).

URL’s
Home: http://sourceforge.net/projects/dnfbb/
Forum: http://dnfbb.fbtalk.net/

DBDocumentor 4.20 released

Pikauba Software has started shipping DBDocumentor 4.20. The resulting output from DBDocumentor contains fully cross-referenced and hyperlinked documentation of not only the SQL schema and database procedures, but also the Reporting Services queries that access them.

Pikauba namespace extensions permit the Reporting Services queries to be fully annotated as to input parameter function and the data contained in output filed columns.

DBDocumentor supports the Microsoft TSQL, Firebird SQL and Sybase ASA SQL dialects.

Firebird being used in Russian software for banks

Russian company specialized on bank software develops lite version of it’s OLAP and datawarehouse project “Nostradamus” based on Firebird open source RDBMS. Full-featured version of “Nostradamus” software based on Oracle 8i (and later versions) DBMS was maid compatible with Firebird in mostly used aspects, such as visual database table and view editor, glossary system, data sources and receivers with server-side logs support, reports etc. Basically this software is a toolkit for rapid development of applied solutions. Since January, 2006 Nostradamus Lite is used as a smart client for IAS reports production in 56 branches of one of largest Russian banks all over Russian Federation. Russian version 3.5.2 is available, international version is being developed. Company web-site (in russian) http://www.prbank.ru

Regards,
Tagir Bilalov (brutaltag)
brutaltag@gmail.com
btf@prbank.ru

FlameRobin enters Debian/unstable

Hi, everybody,

Finally, flamerobin 0.7.2 entered Debian/unstable.

After comments/suggestions from Marius Popa, Tamas Tevesz, Yavor Doganov and Kari Pahula and lots of help from FR/IBPP developers, flamerobin got into the official Debian archive. Actual upload was kindly sponsored by Thijs Kinkhorst.

Binary package is available for i386 and amd64 architectures.

Web-based help desk software using Firebird

Help Desk for IIS is a web-based help desk software solution for delivering customer service and support. It easily installs on your web server as an ISAPI extension for Microsoft Internet Information Services. Your customers or technicians need no additional software other than a web browser. All information is stored in a relational database (Firebird), and the web pages themselves are produced by a server-side ISAPI extension.

More information here.

Firebird 2.0 Debian packages

Hi, everybody,

After much delay, I’ve finally prepared debian packages of 2.0 branch of firebird. They can be reached at [1]. This is the RC4 release from 13th of August.

These packages conflict with 1.5.3 series, so if you want to give your databases a try (strongly encouraged), backup them with 1.5.3 *before* installing 2.0 packages.

Please give these a hard time testing and don’t forget to send feedback to pkg-firebird-general@lists.alioth.debian.org. Reading Release Notes[2] would help avoiding common problems.

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