Using Azure is a little bit tricky with any database. Since FB doesn't have
DBaaS support from any Cloud provider that I know you will need to go only for
VM or containers for your deployment.
If you google for "firebird performance tuning" you will find some interesting
Hello everyone,
I've been using FB since version 1 and I have only good comments about the
database quality and performance. However, It's true that the development has
evolved too slow and we had to wait almost 10 years since the first release to
get a real SMP support (I know that's tricky
Hello everyone,
I need help installing/running Firebird on Manjaro.
I am absolute newbie (have no idea what I am doing) in databases and want
to learn SQL. I've chosen Firebird because it can be embedded into programs
or used as server-client without changes to database itself (I'll figure
out
Hello All,
I could use some help/direction with splitting (or extracting data between
certain characters in) an existing string. This is generally a simple task in
code using IndexOf, LastIndexOf, etc. but I can't seem to figure out the syntax
in Firebird SQL (and it has to be done in SQL
Good points. I'll re-word it. In addition, I've been spoiled by Stack
Overflow => responses are often within minutes after posting the question..
Thanks!
On Tue, Oct 8, 2019 at 1:36 PM Mark Rotteveel m...@lawinegevaar.nl
[firebird-support] wrote:
>
>
> On 2019-10-08 14:18, Clyde Eisenbeis
On 2019-10-08 14:18, Clyde Eisenbeis cte...@gmail.com [firebird-support]
wrote:
> Everything worked up to the last step. After a variety of bounced
> emails (some with the registration in the subject), I was
> finally able to post a question on the website. As of today, there
> are no
Hi Mark,
Everything worked up to the last step. After a variety of bounced emails
(some with the registration in the subject), I was finally able to
post a question on the website. As of today, there are no responses.
When I reviewed a variety of databases two years ago, I selected Firebird
> SELECT
> MEMBERS.FIRST_NAME,
> MEMBERS.SURNAME,
> MEMBERS.MEMBERID
> FROM
> MEMBERS
> WHERE
> MEMBERS.CLUBID = :CID
> ORDER BY
> CASE :OBC
> WHEN 1 THEN MEMBERS.SURNAME
> WHEN 2 THEN MEMBERS.FIRST_NAME
> END;
>
>
> The above works, but if I put in 2 fields as below, I
Hi All,
I want to give my users the choice of ordering their member list by
FIRST_NAME, SURNAME
or
SURNAME, FIRST_NAME
I managed to get it working using a case statement, but only with one field in
Order By clause. If I put in the second field, it gives me an invalid token
error on the comma.
