References – for a collection of useful resources about Firebird, SQL and database application development. • Order the official Firebird Book at http://www.ibphoenix.com/main.nfs?a=ibphoenix&s= 1093 Firebird and the Firebird Reference Guide have been designed for easy use and access during your development work. A button at the top right-hand corner of each “content” page will cause Ac- robat Reader is a troubleshooting reference. The ensuing chapters deal in turn with design, lan- guage and development issues and provided detailed instructions for using the command-line tools. Firebird 1.0 Quick

At install time, your choice is most likely to be whether to use Classic or Superserver. For development, there's nothing in it. For testing and deployment, the choice may be more important. Superserver's only one system user exclusively, which makes it impossible to use in many integrated application development environments. 14 Chapter 3 Installing on Windows Please read the previous chapters before you model as one you can design for, using one of the full server models for initial acquaintance and development. The setup instructions for deployment of applications using Embedded are discussed towards the

Access Layer Various database development libraries interrogate metadata, such as primary key, domain and similar structural information, in order to make development of client applications easier.

http://www.ibphoenix.com - el sitio de IBPhoenix. Siga los enlaces Downloads -> Main Downloads y Development -> General Documentation. • http://www.firebirdsql.org/index.php?op=doc - la página de documentación descargar el programa de instalación manualmente y ejecutarlo por su cuenta. • Java 2 Software Development Kit, Standard Edition (paquete de desarrollo de software, edición estándar) - o J2SDK SE. Cómo

enterprise-level RDBMS such as Firebird up-to-date. The Firebird Foundation supports Firebird development financially by issuing grants to designers and developers. If Firebird is useful to you, and you’d are the source code tree, the download packages and a number of technical files related to the development and testing of the code bases. The Firebird Project developers and testers use an email list

enter- prise-level RDBMS such as Firebird up-to-date. The Firebird Foundation supports Firebird development finan- cially by issuing grants to designers and developers. If Firebird is useful to you and you'd are the source code tree, the download packages and a number of technical files related to the development and testing of the codebases. The Firebird Project developers and testers use an email list forum

Databases using ODS8 on Windows NT do have a valid checksum here.  Discussions are underway on the development mailing list on reusing this field as a page number rather than a checksum. From Firebird 3.0 which is currently always located at page 2.  Discussions have taken place on the Firebird development mailing list on removing this page altogether as it is not used and simply wastes space that could

affect DBServerToggler, which is the preferred tool for IB-Fb server switching. However, because development of the Toggler started when Firebird 1.5 was in the early RC phase, certain RC characteristics

existing documentation. Once the code base had been forked by its owners for private, commercial development, it became clear that the open source, non-commercial Firebird community would never be granted default character set defined, the field gets the character set NONE. 3.5.1. Unicode Most current development tools support Unicode, implemented in Firebird with the character sets UTF8 and UNICODE_FSS. UTF8 and a database itself may contain comments. It is a convenient mechanism for documenting the development and maintenance of a database. Comments created with COMMENT ON will survive a gbak backup and

default character set defined, the field gets the character set NONE. 3.5.1. Unicode Most current development tools support Unicode, implemented in Firebird with the character sets UTF8 and UNICODE_FSS. UTF8 a convenient Chapter 5. Data Definition (DDL) Statements 249 mechanism for documenting the development and maintenance of a database. Comments created with COMMENT ON will survive a gbak backup and