Posts about softwares and people currently using Firebird as database engine
We are pleased to announce a new release of TurboCASH 3.754. We will only be making maintenance releases of TurboCASH 3 series from now on.
We will be swinging full development now towards the TurboCASH 4 series based on the Firebird Database.
He is using Firebird and c++ for an application , You can read his story (about killing an bug)
I am so happy, I must write somewhere this, after more then a month of complains from a customer I finally solved the problem. He was complaining that my application is getting slower and slower as he uses it. If he exits and start it again it was fast. This was not easily noticeable on faster machines, but on his Pentium 1 was really slow.
Someone was asking why the current Firebird MemberShip/Role/Profile Example doesn’t work with the ASP.NET Configuration tool for security.
Hopefully this solves the problem. If it does I would appreciate someone letting me know so that others will also know in the future.
[Some modifications to Membership/Role/Profile Example]
Sean Riley shares his experience with getting the embedded Firebird to work with FirebirdClient 2.0 in forums.dotnetfirebird.org
Hi to everyone from Firebird, I managed to integrate with Firebird a few days ago now and it works great. There are also other database options to integrate with remote servers over MySQL or MSSQL and SQLCE, for anyone thinking about Firebird I’d reccomend that solution, compared to the other embedded databases I’ve been playing with it’s a painless and simple solution.
Read more here.
On blog.kimuradb.com there is an addendum to the main MinGW+Firebird article (from Free programming for Windows site)
Recently I [Hugh Ang] have installed open source database Firebird and its ADO.NET provider. I was really impressed and thought this would definitely be my choice of database for future personal projects. I did run into a few things though.
We have a custom developed web-crm system for an IT Services company developed in C# using the Firebird database.
Available to all users of GoldMine 6.7 and 7.0.4
GoldMine 7.00.61122 aka GoldMine 7.0.4
The main purpose of this new build is a collection of bug fixes. The most important of which should improve the functionality of sync but there are probably 80 others or so. New features in this build include: Performance enhancements associated with using a FireBird database
