News from the Firebird developers.
I have a FB server running on mipsel now – superserver debug version, in
a chroot over NFS, but anyway, it seems to work at first glance. I was
able to run the script to create our production database.
Is there any regression test I could try to run?
Best regards,
Fabrice Aeschbacher
There are two new members of the .NET Provider project:
Jiri Cincura: Will handle the nigthly build process for the .NET
Provider, DDEX, …
Le Roy Arnaud: Will be the mantainer of the ASP.NET Web Providers.
Weekly builds of FB ADO.NET Provider (only) are available on http://netprovider.cincura.net/ .
C# compiler from MS .NET FW 2.0 is used, builds using Mono, etc. will come too.
Comments and request are welcome and can be send to firebird-net-provider@lists.sourceforge.net (or to me/Carlos).
In order to provide additional/much needed functionality to assist in
tracking project issues, the existing SF Trackers are being replaced
with a new tracker based on the JIRA product
(http://www.atlassian.com/jira-bug-tracking/?edition=Enterprise).
Dear developers
Microtec is pleased to announce a new version of CopyCat, our Delphi /
C++Builder component set for database replication.
CopyCat can be used for integrating replication functionality into your
applications, or for making your own customized replicators, enabling
off-site database work, asynchronous work over slow connections,
automatic live backup, etc.
For information about CopyCat, see http://www.microtec.fr/copycat/cc
For a list of changes in the latest version, see
http://www.microtec.fr/copycat/cc/Support.htm
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Best regards,
Jonathan Neve
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CopyTiger – advanced database replicator for Interbase/Firebird!
Web : http://www.microtec.fr/copycat/ct
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CopyCat – database replication components for Delphi/C++Builder!
Web : http://www.microtec.fr/copycat/cc
Devrace have recently acquired Metadataforge company (SQLHammer project) and will immediately start selling the product. Read details in the press-release.
From Dmitry Yemanov:
Implementation of the SQL-2003 compliant global temporary tables has been committed into the HEAD branch. This feature will be released in the next (post-v2.0) Firebird version. Design and implementation of the local temporary tables (both “defined” and “declared”, see the SQL specification for details) are being investigated, but there are no timeframes defined for that.
As you know from pervious article Lucene.net can be used with firebird, if you know some C# or have documentation fixes (spell checking etc) please give an hand to help the project
As you may know, I am currently the only developer working on it. I need and welcome help to finish it off. Also,
Lucene.Net needs committers. To become a committer on ASF, you can start by reading: http://incubator.apache.org/learn/newcommitters.html So please, if you want to see Lucene.Net move to the next stage and even graduate from incubation, do your part; you can start by looking at the current code and comment on those lines with “Aroush” in them.
From Dmitry Yemanov – For those who’s not yet aware – Linux x86 snapshot builds are available at www.dqteam.com/fb2/. They include a few recent builds of the Firebird 2.0 release candidate as well as builds from the HEAD branch (where new development happens).
Win32 snapshot builds (Firebird 2.0 only) are still here.
Snapshots are intended for Firebird developers and experienced beta testers. These builds are untested and provided with no guarantees.
If you check out firebird source tree read below the letter from sf.net team
