I can provide a success story as well, FireBird is powering one of the
largest veterinary clinics in louisiana, I believe based on the rabies
tags they give out they are #1 and top both #2 and #3 combined, and the
salesman selling the rabies vaccinations said they are in the top 10 for
the us as well, the slowest systems are 128mb ram with a 533 mhz via
procesccor and the server is a lowly 1gb ram and 800mhz pentium 3 with a
10k rpm scsi hard drive and it handles the system without a hitch, in
all there are about 15 computer accessing, no word on how many
transactions per day but if you guys are interested i can certainly dig
up more information on it. the previous database for the system was a
simple paradox db

Thomas Steinmaurer wrote:

> Hi Lee,
>
>
> Wouldn't that be a great base for an "official" success story
> or case study?
>
> The FirebirdSQL Foundation committee discussed the need for
> such success stories several times, to increase the credibility
> of the Firebird project in public.
>
> I'm sure, the Foundation or IBPhoenix would be glad to
> get a more detailed case study, if you are able/allowed
> to provide detailed information, and if you have some
> free time to cook one up. ;-)
>
> Best Regards,
> Thomas Steinmaurer
> Former FirebirdSQL Foundation Committee Member
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