Django 1.1 patches for Firebird Backend
Seems that someone took the task and cleaned up the firebird backend for django 1.1
I will post my results later if it works ok
Announcements of new Firebird related products, or new releases.
Seems that someone took the task and cleaned up the firebird backend for django 1.1
I will post my results later if it works ok
Seems to be an Python console that works on IronPython
Newest v2.1 version of FireFace.
New QT based IDE for Firebird Kevora
Recently, Kevora also supports Firebird or Interbase access. Despite this database does not have schemas, Kevora will place all objects below a “virtual” rdb$relations schema.
The tools we use to produce Kevora are:
Today we moved FreeAdhocUDF to our new domain URL http://FreeAdhocUDF.org
For better support there is now a forum – direct URL http://FreeAdhocUDF.org/portal
There is also a new eMail help@freeadhocudf.org
The old URL and the old eMail adresses are still working in addition.
Christoph Theuring
Firebird and Interbase users implementing IBProvider drivers in their work last year were the first to take advantage of 64-bit applications. We have produced two more drivers in addition to 64-bit IBProvider v3: IBProvider v2 and IBProvider v1.
Due to 64-bit IBProvider v2 driver, 16 versions of Firebird and Interbase are now available for recording on 64-bit Windows OS via MS SQL Linked Server.
In addition to MS SQL Linked Server, there are many libraries and utilities that support updatable rowsets technology implemented only in IBProvider v2. One of such libraries is ADO library.
64-bit support in ADO and WHS allows to develop 64-bit automation scripts in VBScript language. For example:
With IBProvider drivers, writing of applications for Firebird and Interbase will become an easy and fascinating task.
We have made provision for the most difficult and will gladly share our technologies with you.
Release details on the ibprovider website: Firebird and Interbase driver
Here are the install notes for ubuntu intrepid, jaunty or hardy
Source, Windows (setup and zip), Linux (Slackware/gtk2) and MacOS X
binary packages are available for download. Win64 port and packages
for various Linux distributions (and maybe FreeBSD) should follow
shortly. This is mostly a bug fix release.
New features:
– Support for trusted authentication
– Databases can now be recreated from existing registration info
– Transaction isolation level can now be selected in SQL editor
– Win64 port
– Allowed deleting from system tables (ex. to stop queries via
MON$STATEMENTS)
As usual, it also has a lot of bugfixes and minor enhancements