The original "The Firebird Book: Despite the advances, Firebird 3 is still the Firebird that we know and love. The need for this slight change of approach arose from the variety of significant changes and improvements in the language areas over the time since the first Firebird Book edition was published. She is responsible for maintaining the comprehensive release notes that come with all Firebird releases and sub-releases. Where it matters, it is made clear at which point in Firebird's evolution the previously "undoable" becomes "doable" and how the same thing might be achieved with an older engine version. This book is available as a print on demand at Amazon. 
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Supplement for Firebird 3. Despite the advances, Firebird 3 is still the Firebird that we know and love.
The Firebird Book Second Edition: Volume 1: Firebird Fundamentals by Helen Borrie
Data Manipulation Language DML became a lot richer, too, supporting not just new operations but also new ways to do things with expressions and subsets. About the Author Helen Borrie is a database and application developer, a member of the Firebird project team, a support consultant with IBPhoenix and Secretary and general bottle-washer for the Firebird Foundation Inc.
Developing with Firebird BorieVolume 3: The Book summary is as follows: Above all, Firebird 3 provides more options for server and database security. She is responsible for maintaining the comprehensive release notes that come with all Firebird releases and sub-releases.
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The "Firing Borie section at the front of the book now has a chapter on migrating databases from older versions to new. Administering Firebird Servers and Databases and Volume 4: Many important features that are globally configurable can now be overridden and applied on a "per-database" basis.
This decision wasn't entirely due to pressure on the "real estate": This book is available as a print on demand at Amazon. Helen Borrie is a database and application developer, a member of the Firebird project team, a support consultant with IBPhoenix and Secretary and general bottle-washer for the Firebird Foundation Inc.
The need for this slight change of approach arose from the variety of significant changes and improvements in the language areas over the time since the first Firebird Book edition was published. Firebird 3 has brought a fully unified server architecture and improved support for multi-core hardware platforms. The original "The Firebird Book: New strategies inside the engine improve performance, query optimization, monitoring and scalability.
Since then, as first Firebird V2. Because there's a lot more to be documented belen, some of the theoretical stuff has been moved out to make way for the practical.
Threading of engine processes has been improved, bringing the ability for Superserver to share page cache across thread and connection boundaries. A former journalist, she has often found herself doubling as a technical writer.
Where it matters, it is made clear at which point in Firebird's evolution the previously "undoable" becomes "doable" and how the same thing might be achieved with an older engine version.
The new and revised edition largely follows the organisation of the original, packaging the Firebird essentials and know-how in eight parts, each consisting of groups of chapters reflecting a typical workflow for developers learning a database management system in new bortie.
An authentication database can be dedicated to one or more specific databases, or embedded within a user database. In the new edition, the SQL parts, with updated content, are more distinctly distributed according to function definition, manipulation, procedural programming.
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More than a dozen appendices provide quick reference to facts, error codes, internal and external functions and more. Older versions of Firebird are not ignored, though. This Supplement provides an updated reference for everyone who uses, or wants to use, the Firebird relational database management system as a back-end component to software ranging from bulk data collectors to enterprise-wide systems.
Much of that material will now be found in the large, new section for database administrators, which covers the tools and facilities that didn't exist in V1. Over the years since Firebird came into existence inshe has been a frequent contributor to the support lists for Firebird application developers and database administrators.
The original "Tools" part, covering the command-line utilities, has been split up and redistributed into appropriate chapters. Firebird FundamentalsVolume 2: This new edition provides a similarly useful desktop reference to its predecessor for most levels of professional user.
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