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IBObjects 5.9.5 Build 2652 is available – This release provides support for the latest version of Delphi and C++ Builder (10.2 Tokyo Update 1) as well as some other significant improvements.

IBObjects 5.9.5 Build 2652 is available. For more information please see the Release Notes.

Here is the announcement by Jason Wharton

All,

I am delighted to announce the official release of IBO 5.9.5 Build 2652  today.

This release provides support for the latest version of Delphi and C++ Builder (10.2 Tokyo Update 1) as well as some other significant improvements.

For all of the details, please see the Release Notes here:
www.ibobjects.com/ReleaseNotes.rtf 

I’d like to remind everyone of the new documentation file in the previous release.

Please look in your ibo5\docs sub-folder for the Optimizing Queries and Transactions file.

One of the main issues solved was improved handling of complex queries that have input parameters with the same name but with different underlying field types, and also when these parameters get pulled into other internal cursors when IBO is automatically handling things like fetching individual records, performing locates, virtualizing the dataset for horizontal dataset refinement, record counts, and so on.

Thank you to everyone who continues to keep your license subscriptions up to date. IBO continues to be my full-time endeavor and I really enjoy working for all of you because you are who makes it possible.

Please visit http://community.ibobjects.com and login and download the latest.

Kind regards,

Jason Wharton

www.ibobjects.com

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FDB Python driver for Firebird v1.8 released

FDB Python driver for Firebird v1.8 is available for download.

https://pypi.python.org/pypi/fdb

NOTE: Due to API and other changes at PyPI, the link to FDBdocumentation at PyPI project page still points to version 1.7. For
details please refer to documentation bundled with FDB distribution.

What’s new:

* In relation to (PYFB-71) a better memory exhaustion safeguard was
implemented for materialized blobs. See Working with BLOBs for details.
* Added service support for backup and restore from/to local byte
stream. See local_backup() and local_restore() for details.
* Added attribute fdb.schema.TableColumn.id (RDB$FIELD_ID)
* Added method fdb.BlobReader.get_info().

best regards
Pavel Cisar
IBPhoenix

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Fast, Furious, and Cheap: server with good-enough performance for small business database for less than US$1000

It is easy to get a powerful server if you are ready to spend many $$$: there are leading vendors like Dell, HP, and many less known hardware companies, they will be happy to sell you a powerful machine.
However, money is always a problem, especially for small businesses and start-ups, so there is a great demand for «good-enough» cheap solutions.

The new article from IBSurgeon describes the practical approach for building «good-enough» database server with the sufficient performance for small business. It also contains calculations and links to the specific products we recommend.
Fast and Cheap Server?

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