Subject | Migrating from MySQL to Firebird |
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Author | Go Green |
Post date | 2012-01-15T17:55:01Z |
Hi,
I don't want to start a comparison debate. One of my .NET application is running with MySQL back-end from the last three years. Because of some issues, I want to migrate the database to Firebird. Apart from these unforeseen issues, there is one more reason to choose firebird. I came to know that firebird has an option to use single file database as well. This becomes data files easier to manage and backup.
I have following queries before migration:
How Crystal Reports (with Visual Studio 2008 and above) handles firebird connections? Is it via ODBC?
How reliable is the single file database model and what type of installation (Classic/Super Server) is recommended for this model?
What are the strong points of firebird over MySQL?
..................
Rohit K.
code1008@...
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I don't want to start a comparison debate. One of my .NET application is running with MySQL back-end from the last three years. Because of some issues, I want to migrate the database to Firebird. Apart from these unforeseen issues, there is one more reason to choose firebird. I came to know that firebird has an option to use single file database as well. This becomes data files easier to manage and backup.
I have following queries before migration:
How Crystal Reports (with Visual Studio 2008 and above) handles firebird connections? Is it via ODBC?
How reliable is the single file database model and what type of installation (Classic/Super Server) is recommended for this model?
What are the strong points of firebird over MySQL?
..................
Rohit K.
code1008@...
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