mojoPortal 2.2.7.8 released – new roadmap
I’m happy to announce the release of mojoPortal 2.2.7.8, available now on the download page.And there is an new project roadmap
[ED:Works with firebird out of the box]
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Loading...Flamerobin + Firebird 2.1.1 on Windows7
I have tested the firebird 2.1.1 classic and flamerobin 0.9 on an Windows7 system
The setup went this way Next Next Next without issues
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...Morfik releases version 2.0 with Firebird 2.1 bundled
Morfik Technologies released, this week, version 2.0 of its flagship AppsBuilder product. The new release of the web application development tools adds a multitude of visual design oriented features.
In addition to these features, Morfik AppsBuilder 2.0 now includes Firebird 2.1 as its bundled database.
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...SEQUENCE vs GENERATOR – spanish article
He explains why sequence was needed also what is the difference between the two (standard vs firebird)
Article is in Spanish
http://jhonny.clubdelphi.com/?p=644
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...Firebird in Evans Data survey
Which of the following databases have you used most often THIS YEAR?
The above question is in the newest Evans Data survey, about Open Source tools, and Firebird is one of the listed choices. You can vote now.
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(1 votes, average: 3.00 out of 5)Loading...FBScanner 2.1 released
IBSurgeon just released the newest version of its Firebird server monitoring tool, FBScanner, with several new features. Read more here. Brazilians can take a look here too.
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...Habanero’s Firestarter now supports Firebird
Habanero is a free open source Enterprise Application Framework, supporting Object Relational Mapping (ORM). A set of class definitions describe how to persist data between object oriented code and a relational database backend. Firestarter is a modelling tool included with the Habanero download that manages the class definitions and allows you to reverse engineer the class definitions from an existing database.
Habanero currently supports data persistence to MySQL, Access, Sql Server, Oracle, SQLite, PostGreSQL, and more recently, Firebird. Due to popular demand, the Firestarter modeller has now been enhanced with the ability to reverse engineer from Firebird as well.
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(No Ratings Yet)Loading...Listing the Foreign Keys in a Firebird Database
We have just completed the code to reverse engineer a Firebird database and build the class definitions used by the Habanero framework
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