Big in Japan – Firebird Japanese users comunity is expanding
It does the business regarding the spread and development of [rireshiyonarudetabesu] Firebird
It does the business regarding the spread and development of [rireshiyonarudetabesu] Firebird
Giovanni George started a new blog about Firebird and VB.net , Is still under construction but we wish him good luck 😉
An guide on how to prepare for building firebird documentation intended for Japanese translation
[ED: there are very good posts about firebird in his blog , he was present at FDD and Firebird conference]
Firebird tutorial using SQuirrel . There is also part 1 where firebird is installed
Using this tool, any user can change his own password as needed.
You just have to enter the servername, the username, the old
password and twice the new password. It can be freely distributed
anywhere. To get a version without the IBExpert logo and info
text, please contact info@ibexpert.biz.
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IBExpert Customer Version will include this tool starting next
build.
The Jaybird team announces a new sub-release v.2.1.1 of the JDBC driver with a number of bugfixes.
FirebirdNews.org wishes every Firebird lover a Merry Christmas! Site will be online 24×7, but you can notice some delayed posts, since some authors should be out for Christmas vacations, etc 😉
A special thanks goes for Marius Popa for his help posting news in the site!
From Dmitry Yemanov: As you might know, Firebird 2.0 no longer allows to alter/drop procedures that are used by active statements. However, we’ve got many requests from customers to restore the previous behaviour, because now it’s impossible to upgrade metadata under load. While we don’t consider this practice safe, I’d like to report that the new limitation is removed in the v2.0.1 release, thus rolling back to the prior logic. All potentially confusing situations (when two different versions of the procedure may coexist in memory simultaneously) are reported in firebird.log.