Hello...

About two years ago I had completed a fully working SQL Server Source Control application that had the same basic features as the similar tools of its much larger competitors, Red Gate and ApexSQL.

I attempted to market the application to .NET developers who were using SQL Server for their application development.  Since no one was interested in purchasing my software (being technicians) I turned it into Freeware.

The current state of this project is that it has been updated to work with all SQL Server database engines up to SQL Server 2016.  I have been contemplating to upgrading it again to SQL Server 2017.

However, considering that Firebird is not supported to the same extent as SQL Server, my software may make a useful addition to the growing number of third-party tools for Firebird.

The problem is, I need to know a way to access the source code for all the relevant database objects (ie: stored procedures) so that I can import them into my application for version control.

I came across some information in Carlos Cantu's very well written migration guide for Firebird 3.x.x that describes the use of the RDB$ tables for such database objects.