Subject | Re: [firebird-support] Is Firebird a hoax? |
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Author | Patrick Beyltjens |
Post date | 2004-01-08T23:03:14Z |
I used it on win98, win2k en XP no problem
ODBC is sometimes difficult it depends from application to application but to called it unusable is a step to far.
Iam testing know the IbOledb and it gives good result with Visual Basic.
I think its a very good alternative against other very expensive DB's ( ORACLE, .... )
Regards
Patrick
ODBC is sometimes difficult it depends from application to application but to called it unusable is a step to far.
Iam testing know the IbOledb and it gives good result with Visual Basic.
I think its a very good alternative against other very expensive DB's ( ORACLE, .... )
Regards
Patrick
----- Original Message -----
From: chiaraprc
To: firebird-support@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, January 08, 2004 11:31 PM
Subject: [firebird-support] Is Firebird a hoax?
Hi all,
Some weeks ago a friend of mine told me about
Firebird, so I am testing it in my lab, I am reading
some "exiting" news on ibphoenix or on firebirdsql.com
but I am a little confused:
The only stable release of Firebird, (1.03) is pratically
inusable on newest PC's, HT is not supported, W2k3 is
not supported, latest XP are not supported, W2k SP4
are not supported, ODBC are inusable, i need to install
windows95 on my old Pentium to use Firebird???
I toke a look at Firebird 1.5
is it a real release?? the rc8 seem to introduce more bug
the any other previous relase since 1976: a serious
security bug, a computed fields bug, an installer bug,
the 1.5 are in this state since a year, (as stated in
developer ng) but all are "exiting" building FB2, is
Firebird a lab for gurus? or it is a product? Is Firebird
a choice today? or I need to search some thing more reliable?
When we can aspect a runnable Firebird? As in firebridsql.com
"relational database for the new millenium" starting from 2000?
Best Regards
Chiara Percioli
Software Architect
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