Subject | Re: MSSQL/ADO to Firebird |
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Author | duncan84uk |
Post date | 2003-08-12T21:15:37Z |
Whoops!
I forgot the golden rule - just when you're going to post, stop and
have another dig - came up with firebirddoco.pdf which pretty well
answers my questions - apparently I can use Microsoft's own ODBC
Provider !! I'll upload this file if I can for others....
Duncan
--- In IB-Conversions@yahoogroups.com, "duncan84uk" <duncan@a...>
wrote:
I forgot the golden rule - just when you're going to post, stop and
have another dig - came up with firebirddoco.pdf which pretty well
answers my questions - apparently I can use Microsoft's own ODBC
Provider !! I'll upload this file if I can for others....
Duncan
--- In IB-Conversions@yahoogroups.com, "duncan84uk" <duncan@a...>
wrote:
> Hello,I
>
> I have an Intranet application which runs on IIS/SQlserver - code
> written in ASP/jscript so database calls are all ADO. I want to
> disentangle myself from SQlserver but have masses of stored
> procedures which limits my choice of Open Source DBs. I thought
> Firebird looked like a good candidate, until I came across
> documentation which suggests the ODBC driver is not too stable.
>
> Any suggestions as to how I could handle database connectivity once
> migrate? Also, is there a best tool for stored procs migration, or
> can I look forward to a long process of debugging?
>
> Apologies if some of this is obvious,
>
> Duncan