2.1. Background to Firebird’s SQL Language 2.1.1. SQL Flavours 2.1.2. SQL Dialects 2.1.3. Error Conditions 2.1. Background to Firebird’s SQL Language To begin, a few points ...
Chapter 1. About the Firebird 4.0 Language Reference 1.1 Subject Chapter 1. About the Firebird 4.0 Language Reference This Language Reference describes the SQL language support...
4.2. Setting Up for Firebird in Visual Studio 2015 4.2.1. The Installation Process Steps Testing the Installation 4.2. Setting Up for Firebird in Visual Studio 2015 To prepa...
4. Developing Firebird Applications with Microsoft Entity Framework 4. Developing Firebird Applications with Microsoft Entity Framework This chapter will describe the process o...
3.1. Installation kits 3.1. Installation kits At the Firebird website, https://firebirdsql.org , the installation kits have names like: Firebird-3.0.0.bbbbb_p_x64.exe Windows...
1.5 Contributing 1.5 Contributing There are several ways you can contribute to the documentation of Firebird, or Firebird in general: Participate on the mailing lists (see htt...
8. How to get help 8. How to get help The community of willing helpers around Firebird goes a long way back, to many years before the source code for its ancestor, InterBase® 6...
Appendix A: Document History Appendix A: Document History The exact file history is recorded in the firebird-documentation git repository; see https://github.com/FirebirdSQL/fi...
3.5. Performing a client-only install 3.5.1. Windows 3.5.2. Linux and some other Posix clients 3.5. Performing a client-only install Each remote client machine needs to have ...
11.5 CURRENT_TIMESTAMP 11.5 CURRENT_TIMESTAMP Available inDSQL, PSQL, ESQL TypeTIMESTAMP WITH TIME ZONE Caution Data type changed in Firebird 4.0 from TIMESTAMP WITHOUT TI...