.NET Data provider : Firebird POSITION unexpected behavior?
Question and Response of the day on the Stack Overflow firebird tag.
The result is a bug filled in the Firebird tracker
Question and Response of the day on the Stack Overflow firebird tag.
The result is a bug filled in the Firebird tracker
Part two of the previous article is now online : Introducing message brokers and message queues
All in all the Debian Firebird port on Raspberry is very good : It’s quite a nice ARM server for 35$
here are my experiments and all worked as it should (like a similar
x86/x64 server) without issues.
http://mapopa.blogspot.ro/2012/11/debian-and-raspberry-pi-love-small-arm.html
Firebird developers can use Firebird events to notify clients about changes in database record data. In this article, I will show and discuss some limitations of Firebird events and compare possible workarounds with a solution based on message-oriented middleware.
Do you use Firebird SQL in your project? Put “Powered by Firebird” or “Firebird is burning withing” logo
http://www.firebirdsql.org/en/firebird-gloat-logos/
Here are the source code changes for Firebird 2.5.x branch in the Month of October :
– Fix compilation for semaphore classes [57221]
– Backport fix for CORE-3946 – UNICODE collations does not work with ICU 49 [57236]
– Fixed the backporting bug introduced while fixing CORE-3902 [57244]
– Avoid a sweep pass for temporary tables, as the sweeper always sees those tables as empty, but even setting them up as empty has a non-zero cost [57265]
A post with the title “Developers are not to be trusted” in the TPersistent.com blog is getting lots of “move to Firebird” in its comments. Do you agree? Read it and comment.
The beta version of the IBPhoenix Replicator V4.1 is now available for public testing. Documentation in PDF format. An evaluation key, valid for two weeks, can be accessed via the following web page on ibphoenix.com.
The recordings of the sessions of the second edition of the Firebird Developers Day are now available in YouTube. All the talks are in Portuguese. Only Ann’s + Jim’s talks are in English (with consecutive translation).
The 2nd edition was due in July,16 2005.