Sean,
For something written in C, it is remarkably stable and bug free :-)
We have had a few problems, first in understanding it and then a few
bugs, but things are either resolved or we have workarounds.
When we did find a serious bug and once we had comvinced the developers
that it was serious (which took months as no one else had reported it),
it got fixed in a few days.
We use the triggers and stored procedures extensively. We are slowly
moving our business logic from Delphi into the database. Primarily
because once there it works. It is independent of the version of
Delphi, version of windows, version of IB components, the events now
working in a different order, the programmer making a mistake etc. As a
bonus, it is fast. It was a wee bit of struggle but we have even
written user defined functions in Delphi for it.
As a backup option we ensure that we only use those features that are
implemented in Interbase as well. This came in handy in the resolution
of the aforementined bug. We also recognise that one day we will strike
some major clients that will insist on Interbase over Firebird. or who
already have interbase running because of another application.
Sean Cross wrote:
I am considering moving one of my projects from dbisam to firebird. Any
war stories? Anything I should be aware of?
Regards
Sean
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