Setting up a Portable Firebird Full with Visual Studio 2010
Setting up a Portable Firebird Classic or Superserver and using it with VisualStudio 2010.
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Sinática Monitor 2.2 for Firebird
Sinática is pleased to announce the availability of Sinática Monitor 2.2 for Firebird.
This new release includes new features and bugfixes.
Entity Framework v4 and Firebird
As it may look like nothing is going on, it’s not true. Next to Firebird 2.5 new protocol features, I’m also working on Entity Framework v4 support.
Getting started with #firebird and #lua on #ubuntu
I needed lua for a work related project (mod_security rule script) and for database persistence i use firebird to count the ip addresses and other things
Here are some tips on getting started with lua and firebird on ubuntu
Running commands on Firebird in background and canceling
The soon to be released Firebird 2.5 has a new ability to cancel running command (or any operation currently being processed by server) via API (in 2.1 you can do it via monitoring tables). This is a nice feature, interesting not only for database administration tools.
I was working on supporting it for a while in .NET provider, but I’m happy to say that it’s done (though I may tune the boundaries based on feedback).
#Delphi, FibPlus Part 3 and 4 – Datasets and SQLs and Autoincrement Fields
Delphi, Firebird, FibPlus – Introduction series
Firebird History in 9 minutes video
Adriano dos Santos Fernandes created a code_swarm of the firebird2 tree.
Cloning Firebird Databases
Repairing broken Firebird database can be sometimes a bit difficult. The official tools (gfix and gbak) not always can help you so you will have to find ways to transfer data from broken database into another fresh and clean one.
There are some tools that can help you
Howto: two Firebirds on one #Linux #Ubuntu box
Igor Wawrzyniak wrote on his blog :
Don’t know if anyone ever needs such a crazy setup, but here it goes. I needed to run a software that requires Firebird 2.x. Nothing special, it’s available in my distribution (Ubuntu). I also had to run another app that needs Firebird 1.5. That’s where it started to get complicated