Technical articles, How-tos, guides, etc.
Mark Staples has this nice post on using F# with a Fire Bird database. While its not dissimilar to the OleDb example available on the F# wiki, it’s nice as Mark’s example links the database to a GUI and he provides a great explanation of the code.
I guess some of our readers have become a bit tired of waiting and wondering when the new issue would be released. I am really sorry about the long delay, but there have been some serious financial and time issues holding up production.
Warning : they are for documentation contributors not for distribution or end users (If you spot mistakes contact the firebird-doc team )
This was tested on the Ubuntu Dapper Drake (that will be released this summer)
I assume you have installed the g++ compiler (with apt-get or synaptic)
download the Firebird 2.0 RC 2 kit from the nearest mirror
DotLucene is an open-source search engine library for .NET. There is now set up a demo site (damnfastdotlucene.org) that tests DotLucene performance on quite a big set of documents
[ED:Lucene.net index can be stored in firebird database]
I have created an Firebird Live CD by adding an firebird-super-server and flamerobin packages.
Here is the small howto.
ps: latter i will upload the iso on the sf.net
Frank Ingermann surprised me [Paul Vinkenoog] with a Generator Guide last week – in DocBook XML! He’d written it some time ago and recently converted it to DocBook as an exercise, because he had to learn DocBook for his work.
It needs a little updating, but I can probably commit it – and build HTML and PDF versions – within a week.
Greetings,
Paul Vinkenoog
There is an example code on devshed.com forums
Read Full article here on debianhelp.co.uk
How to install apache2.2. php and firebird on fedora , you may need google translate
Read more at www.firebase.com.br/fb/…
