Firebird SQL and Web Traffic Analysis with Delphi

Whether you want to learn how to efficiently import data into Firebird, or you wonder if it is worth upgrading to Delphi 2010 for “routine” tasks, this article will give you some food for thought.

In particular, this article explores the use of Delphi and the open-source relational database system named “Firebird SQL” to load and analyze web traffic logs. Along the way, the size and performance of EXEs compiled with Delphi 7 versus Delphi 2010 are compared, plus the speed of Firebird 1.5 versus Firebird 2.1 and four common Firebird data access components are measured.

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#RIP #Dudley #GDML in Firebird 3.0 – #Sql won

Dudley – Sounds like DDL (data definition language) and is the pre (interbase) 4.0 data definition utility GDEF. It’s actually named after Dudley Doright, a character from Rocky and Bullwinkle. GDEF accepts a data definition language based on GDML.

Full thread on Firebird-devel list

Another definition on original source code description (interbase 6.0)

DDL utility. Interpreted commands in the old data definition language (declare relation, declare field – square brackets where you want to put parentheses). Generates BLR for views and triggers, GDML (non-SQL relational language) for metadata updates.

Firebird in OSDB Magazine

The next issue of Open Source Database Magazine is now available. This information-packed issue has over 60 pages of information including:

  • Firebird’s Road Trip and What’s New with 2.5
  • Coding Corner: Trees – Where’s the Performance?
  • PostgreSQL’s tsvector: Secret Sauce for Search Engines
  • The Lab: The XtraBackup Program for MySQL – Part Two
  • Drizzle – A Lightweight Database for the Web
  • Kontrollbase: Enterprise grade MySQL monitoring and analytics
  • Creating a Twitter Mashup with MongoDB
  • Introducing LucidDB

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