Firebird-Django driver Branch created compatible with #Django 1.2 , tests are promising
David Elias created new branch for Django 1.2 and Maximiliano Robaina tested it , there is still work left to do but the results are good
David Elias created new branch for Django 1.2 and Maximiliano Robaina tested it , there is still work left to do but the results are good
If you want to test recent commits on Linux or Windows you can download from the snapshots area
Backup location for linux Builds (64-bit only) are available from Sergey Mereutsa’s spaceship
http://www.dqteam.com/fb2/ for 2.1 and
http://www.dqteam.com/fb2/HEAD/ for 2.5 just now 🙂
Posted in Firebird-Devel:
Hello Firebird-Developers/Users,
FalconPL, a new and fast-growing programming language had included FirebirdSQL support as High Priority in their TODOs.
Firebird Database Server module driver for DBI system
Type: Module binding Difficulty: Intermediate Required skills: C++ (high), database (basic) Time frame: 30 days Mentoring: High This idea consists of creating a binary native module using the Falcon multi-platform C++ SDK to provide an interface to the Firebird database server through the DBI abstract interface system.The resulting module shall use the Falcon Service interface to expose methods used by the DBI system to access database resources. Other than that, the applicant shall implement a set of functions interfacing directly the Firebird database API which can be called directly by scripts bypassing the DBI interface.The applicant will be in charge of designing an interface to the module functionality, implement it in C++, document it through the faldoc integrated module documentation system, provide code samples and automated unit test for evaluation by faltest.The work will be evaluated based on the elegance of the interface, efficiency in terms of memory footprint and CPU consumption, completeness of the documentation (including samples) and on readability of the produced code. Extra consideration will be granted to work that promotes the uniquely multi-paradigm approach of the Falcon Programming Language in the interface provided to the final users. Top evaluation is given if the final work also provides a Falcon Service exposing the same functionalities provided to scripts via a C++ interface.Facts Table:
http://www.falconpl.org/index.ftd?page_id=factsAbout Falcon:
http://www.falconpl.org/index.ftd?page_id=aboutAnd here’s the newsgroup:
http://groups.google.com/group/falconplMaybe somebody is interested to collaborate with the FalconPL creator (Giancarlo Nicolai) in adding and implementing the FirebirdSQL support.
Thanks and best regards,
Mario Sabado
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Here is howto investigate the firebird network traffic with the help of two linux tools strace and tcpdump
From IBSurgeon blog:
7th Firebird Developers Days: Visit IBSurgeon’s presentations
17th of July, Piracicaba, Brazil: The 7th Firebird Developers Day will take place in the UNIMEP university theatre. This is undoubtedly the biggest worlwide event devoted to Firebird – more that 600 people, dozen of speakers and lot of interest.
As you may knows, Brazil is the N1 country in terms of number of Firebird users (following with Germany, Russia and USA), and Firebird is the number 1 database in Brazil too.
This will be 4th time IBSurgeon sponsors and presents at FDD. This year Dmitry Kuzmenko will speak about big Firebird databases (you may remember that recently we did test with 1Terabyte Firebird database) and about speed of test restores.
Also at this event IBSurgeon will announce some serious changes in licensing policy, intended to encourage people to treat Firebird databases in more careful way.
We will follow the results of conference and post updates here.
Scott Guthrie recently posted article about New Embedded Database Support with ASP.NET. This made me think about other options, Firebird in particular, and advantages and disadvantages. What I’m going to do is to introduce Firebird Embedded here and compare with features Scott wrote.
Read full post at Jiri Cincura blog.
Database Master 2.0 for FireBird has been released. The new version includes new great featureas, enhancements and some bug fixes. Database Master also supports Oracle, SQLServer, MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite, MongoDB, XML File, ODBC and OleDB connections.
What is new: