Firebird project accepts pull requests in Github mirror
Adriano dos Santos Fernandes will push the pull requests from github mirror to svn repository
That way is easier to contribute to the project.
Firebird related news
Adriano dos Santos Fernandes will push the pull requests from github mirror to svn repository
That way is easier to contribute to the project.
The CopyCat development team is pleased to announce a new version of CopyCat LiveMirror, version 1.01.0 !
Changed in this release include :
CopyCat LiveMirror is a database mirroring tool designed to make it very easy to setup a hot-standby backup copy of your Firebird databases. Have a look at our website for more information : www.copycat.fr
Ruby Firebird Extension Library 0.7.2 release fixes unique and descending index flags after backup/restore cycle
Thanx to Pablo Vizcay for the analysis
A few cleanups : drop support for ruby 1.8.5 (deprecated)
PS: and an observation from Brent Rowland
Plenty of coders can sling both C and Ruby, but Ruby C extensions manage to intimidate most. It’s almost like a 3rd language.
Active Record Firebird Adapter 0.8.8 is updated with a few cleanups and fixes:
Merge pull request from Ray Zane : Use @config instead of @connection_params.
Fix sequence name limit.
Version 0.7.1 is on RubyGems now.
With following changes and bug fixes:
Fix naive rounding logic affecting negative scaled values.
Update for current rubygems, add license MIT like ar adapter , add rakefile.
Fixes error: ‘isc_info_db_SQL_dialect’ undeclared (first use in this function) replaced in Firebird 3.0 and marked as deprecated from firebird 1.5.
Sparx Systems now has a fully intergrated Firebird backend Database for its Enterprise Architect application
Database .NET is an innovative, powerful and intuitive multiple database management tool, With it you can Browse objects, Design tables, Edit rows, Export data and Run queries with a consistent interface.
You’re welcome to download the Database .NET right now at:
http://fishcodelib.com/Database.htm
Free, All-In-One, Portable, Standalone (No Installation) and Multlanguage.
Supported Platforms: Windows All (x86/x64)
By default Firebird Classic package uses openbsd-inetd
You can inspect the config cat /etc/inetd.conf the max number of connections per minute is 255
after nowait you can suffix this field with a period, followed by the maximum number of connections authorized per minute for example nowait.10000
localhost:gds_db stream tcp nowait.10000 firebird /usr/sbin/tcpd /usr/sbin/fb_inet_server
To switch to xinetd an easier to use and popular alternative
sudo apt-get install xinetd
This will stop openbsd-inetd and will start xinetd alternative
You can inspect it with
cat /etc/xinetd.d/firebird25
There are a few issues with default config and it will be cleaned in the next firebird-classic package versions
A good config should look like this where i configured an unlimited numer of instances per source (also you can tweak the cps)