New Release: CakePHP 1.2.5
The CakePHP development team is happy to announce CakePHP 1.2.5.
1.2.5 is a bug fix release of the latest stable branch. Check the
changelog for all the changes.
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Loading...Firebird in the cage (chroot) some notes on montavista linux
Someone is using firebird 2.1.3 inside a chroot cage , there were some issues but in the end he solved them
I’m trying to build a database in a chrooted MontaVista environment. My host OS is Fedora Linux 10. I chroot into the MV installation and try to build the database
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...News from Firebird Ruby / Ror driver – Firebird Extension 0.6.1 released
Firebird Extension Library for Ruby added new releses 0.6.1 and there are many changes and bug fixes
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...ANN: dbExpress Driver for Firebird version 18 released
Hi,
dbExpress Driver for Firebird version 18 has released. Visit here for more details.
Regards,
Chau, Chee-Yang
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...Embarcadero Change Manager Now Supports Firebird
Change Manager 5.1.1 is now released live with full support for Firebird 1.5 and 2.0. Check out a six minute YouTube introduction I recorded to get you folks up and running with Change Manager, and if you think it can be useful to you or your team you can download a 14 day evaluation. Change Manager compares and versions schema objects, compares, synchronizes, and masks database data, and helps manage database configurations. Version 5.1.1 also adds InterBase 2007 and 2009 in addition to our current support for Microsoft SQL Server, Sybase, DB2 for LUW, and Oracle.
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...Firebird 2.1.3 released
The team is pleased to announce the release of Firebird 2.1.3, with kits available for Linux and Windows 32-bit and 64-bit platforms. For notes about the release, click here.
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...New article: Graphs in the database, SQL meets social networks
Lorenzo wrote another impressive sql article :This morning a new article of yours truly has been published on the TechPortal. The title is Graph in the database: SQL meets social networks, and it’s a natural sequel to my talk aboutTrees in the database.
You will learn how to retrieve linked nodes, and how to answer some of the queries typical of social networks like LinkedIn, Facebook, or recommendation systems (“You might also know/like”, “How you are connected to XY”, …).
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...More porting issues from BDE to dbExpress and Firebird – in Delphi
The porting odyssey continues with issues from jumping from BDE to Delphi .Also another episode is with Firebird date fields (part II)
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...Firebird in openSUSE Factory – Mentioned in OpenSUSE Weekly News
Firebird is mentioned in OpenSUSE Weekly News
“I want to inform our users that thanks to the efforts of Philippe Makowski, we’ve got Firebird in openSUSE now. He took over the package we had in Build Service, rewrote spec file from scratch, fixed quite some errors and adjusted package in many ways. And as the result Firebird package was finally accepted yesterday (1st of September) into openSUSE Factory.
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...CPU suggestions for Interbase/Firebird SQL db server
I work for a small company (fewer than 10 employees). We want to upgrade our primary server hardware this year.
Current server is a HP ML330 G3 with a single Xeon @ 2.8 Ghz, 3GB ram, Raid5 consisting of three 15krpm Ultra320 SCSI drives. OS is Windows 2000 Server.
Our current CPU features hyperthreading, which is enabled. The motherboard is a dual socket board, so initially I was shopping for a second identical CPU (because they’re as cheap as $15 on eBay). But after running some tests, I don’t think it would benefit us.
Our ERP software uses Interbase version 5.6, which does not appear to be multi-threaded based on my tests. I contacted the developer of our ERP package, and they confirmed this: Interbase will NOT utilize multiple physical or logical CPUs. More recent revisions of our ERP software have switched to Firebird db server, which I’ve learned is not multi-thread aware either. This sounds terribly old-fashioned, since modern CPUs are trending toward higher core-count.
Read full post and make your suggestions here.
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