Hero of the day :Jiri presented a firebird talk at #p2d2
He was afraid that it will be his last tweet but he survived presenting to the postgres people
He was afraid that it will be his last tweet but he survived presenting to the postgres people
Adriano created a git mirror for all firebird branches . You can check the progress for each branch and the trunk in the network graph
Today Firebird 2.5 final packages is uploaded to the Debian testing repository
Soon it will be moved to Debian testing and Ubuntu 11.04 Natty Narwhal
Notes on Paul Beach blog about forced writes on Linux/Windows and the config setting (how it was ignored on linux on older versions of firebird)
The issues are solved on firebird > 2.0.4 or firebird >=2.1.0 final , also forced writes should be left on if you don’t need corrupted db
Seems that readline does have utf-8 support and can be used for inserting/selecting accented chars
Check if libedit is used instead of readline
ldd /usr/bin/isql-fb | grep libedit
libedit.so.2 => /usr/lib/libedit.so.2 (0x00007f3dcbd7b000)
export LD_PRELOAD=/lib/libreadline.so.6
check if is preloaded
ldd /usr/bin/isql-fb | grep readline
/lib/libreadline.so.6 (0x00007fc661d22000)
Then use isql-fb as usual
SQL> select * from employee where first_name = ‘ő’
Firebird 2.1.4 RC landed in debian sid .You can check the shortlog and the message from debian-devel-changes
The Firebird support is being improved now in kevora. Despite there are no schemas in Firebird, we have defined two different artificial schemas (SYSTEM and PUBLIC) to organize the list of database objects. The figure below shows a list of tables and a window with its current session information.
After two years of squashing bugs Debian 6.0 Squeeze is released , in the new version Firebird 2.1.3 is included that is considered quite stable and supported for development if you don’t use the new features from 2.5. Here is the guide for installing it on Debian stable systems from official repository.
Best served when is cool and it will improve your SQL potential
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