FirebirdClient on NuGet
икониNow you can download FirebirdClient from NuGet. More info…
икониNow you can download FirebirdClient from NuGet. More info…
Thanks for your $2,600 fundings to the #Firebird Foundation http://ur1.ca/4slst
Via phillipe tweet
This is a Bugfix version and can be downloaded from here http://www.lawinegevaar.nl/firebird
Fixes:
Gotcha’s:
The organisation uses Debian GNU/Linux on half of their servers, i.e. about 10 systems.
It is used for two web servers, for the mail server and on a system for project administration, running a Firebird database. Debian was chosen since it’s the ultimate form of Open Source, and reliable as well. Since Hivos works for creating a better world, fights poverty and uses No Borders for People
as its motto, choosing Debian is natural.
Few days ago I wrote “Some thoughts on denormalization” post. Though concatenating data to one string is easy with there introduced function, splitting it back could be harder. I left it as exercise, but I feel, to make it complete, it’s good to show one possible implementation.
Here’s one I came with today (using Firebird syntax, however it’s almost pure SQL), quickly. It’s something I created from start to finish in one row and sure for some cases it could be optimized.
I wrote my last post about enabling booleans in Firebird after several hours of poking around in database code trying to get my query to execute without errors. Once it worked, everything seemed great. But I missed an important step: I hadn’t tried to write anything back to the database yet.
The best tweet for today is one from EricMan:
To convert a database from MS SQL to Firebird, we need test the abstraction layer. About to start writing tests for 237 different queries…
Also the firebird nodejs driver is updated in the git version please check the changelog and the guide
OAT and MON$ – How to get the attachment with the Oldest Active Transaction via the Monitoring Tables on Paul Beach’s blog.
This is a getting started article (written in Portuguese) from a series of articles related to Firebird and Lazarus
In the first part it’s explained how to install Lazarus and Firebird/Flamerobin on Ubuntu
I have been implementing the access control on my applications. It is a simple model, I have been “improving” since I started the program and always adapting to the new reality that has been presented. Not the last word on programming, but I believe it can be a good start for those who want to implement something from scratch.