New Firebird SQL case study: statistical analysis and plan optimization solution for industrial plants. 80Gb Firebird database in 24x7 mode. Read more here.
Jiri Cincura, developer of Firebird.NET — Jiri, why do you think people will be interested most of all in your presentation? If you're an .NET developer working with Firebird you need to catch up with all the changes that happened during a year. There's a lot of improvements and you might actually benefit from some of these pretty well. Also might be a good recap of some new features in Firebird.
Today's guest is Carlos Cantu (Firebase.com.br), speaker at Firebird Conference 2014. — Carlos, why do you think people will be interested most of all in your talk? My talk about Data Auditing logs is based in a solution that I have been using in the last 6 years, in my own ERP. It was created because from time to time I got contacted by customers saying that some information simply disappeared from the database, or got modified without nobody editing it.
We are starting series or mini-interviews with speakers of Firebird International Conference 2014. The first guest is Ann W. Harrison:
We'd like to invite you to the Firebird event of the year - The Firebird International Conference 2014. It will last for 2 days, and takes place on October 24-25th, in Prague. The Conference will be devoted to 2 main topics: Firebird 3 features and Firebird performance. With Firebird 3 Beta 1 (due to be announced next week) you will be in a position to start testing, doing development or considering migration to Firebird 3.0.
Jiri Cincura announces the 4.5.0.0 Release of ADO.NET provider for Firebird. You can download it in the ".NET Provider" section of Downloads. Enjoy! See blog.cincura.net for details.
The 11th edition of the Firebird Developers Day was held in the city of Piracicaba - SP - Brazil, at Aug, 30 2014, in Espaço Beira Rio. The conference had around 400 attendees, and 11 sessions including an exclusive presentation by Dmitry Yemanov (chief of Firebird’s development team), named “Firebird development, where we stand and where we go”.