Subject | Re: Thinking about FB... |
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Author | tcaduto |
Post date | 2002-04-25T17:23:09Z |
Jerry,
Use the Linux version for sure, it is rock solid.
As far as backups go, you can use gbak via a chron to do it whenever
you want. Backing up and restoring compacts the database, but you
don't need to do a restore very often. Firebird is very low maintenance.
I would highly recomend it.
If you need datetime,math and string functions you can use the
FreeUDFlibc, we just used it in a pretty big project that has about 9
stored procs.
The linux version is missing the FBUDF library however, hopefully that
will be available soon.
Tony Caduto
Use the Linux version for sure, it is rock solid.
As far as backups go, you can use gbak via a chron to do it whenever
you want. Backing up and restoring compacts the database, but you
don't need to do a restore very often. Firebird is very low maintenance.
I would highly recomend it.
If you need datetime,math and string functions you can use the
FreeUDFlibc, we just used it in a pretty big project that has about 9
stored procs.
The linux version is missing the FBUDF library however, hopefully that
will be available soon.
Tony Caduto