grails support for firebird
Grails GORM is based on the Hibernate object/relational mapping framework. Therefore
Grails supports all Hibernate databases including Firebird
Category: Worth Reading
Content not direct related to FB, but interesting reading.
FBTalk – New Firebird powered Forum is UP
Just a quick note to let everyone know that FBTalk.net is now up and running using dnfBB, a forum designed around firebird. The old forum and all posts/topics are still available.
Feature of the day – in firebird
Firebird has a limitation for table names length
But only at creation time !
Read more on vtiger forum
Firebird Ported to gobolinux
Here is the active thread with the porting efforts . Gobolinux is an pretty interesting distro with new idea to packaging an application (the filesystem is the package manager)
Firebird intro lecture
Is in portuguese , You might need babelfish or google translator
MojoPortal- Support for Firebird in SVN
In the near future we will have support for using Firebird Relational Database.
Thanks to Gareth Goslett from South Africa who is the developer/maintainer of this new Data Layer.
Read the full Good News about Mojo+Firebird
Why I’m Not a Fan of “Utility” Classes
Blog of the day about Design Paterns , Firebird Anti- Paterns
Firebird,Flamerobin,KinterbasDB included in archlinux
Here are firebird package details , they have python-kinterbasdb+flamerobin included in the linux distro, If you don’t know what is archlinux therea are some reviews on the distrowatch.org
The case for function based indexes – part two
Some time ago I wrote about function based indexes, showing a PostgreSQL based case, right now I’ll show a Firebird based example, due to the fact that Firebird 2.0 supports Expression Indexes, which are my good old function based indexes.
Read More on pabloj’s blog
On Embedded Firebird and nHibernate
Was experimenting with embedded Firebird today with nHibernate. Wanted to see if an embedded database could keep up with a highly proprietary flat file format for data lookups.
Read More on this blog