> > And then declare "Firebird" in my config, using the JCA-JDBC driver.
> 
> Would this be right?
> 
>      <jdbc-connection-descriptor
>               jcd-alias="default"
>               default-connection="true"
>               platform="Default"
>               jdbc-level="2.0"
>               driver="org.firebirdsql.jdbc.FBDriver"
>               protocol="jdbc"
>               dbalias="/path/to/database/test.gdb"
>               username="sysdba"
>               password="masterkey"
>               batch-mode="false"
>       >

Pretty much, yes. We actually set jdbc-level to 1.0 (see below). Is it a
good idea for us to change that?


   <jdbc-connection-descriptor
  
        platform = "Firebird"
          jdbc-level = "1.0"
          driver = "org.firebirdsql.jdbc.FBDriver"
        protocol = "jdbc"
         subprotocol = "firebirdsql"
         dbalias =
"localhost/3050:D:\\workspace\\voicerunner\\development\\db\\VR.GDB"
        username = "SYSDBA"
        password = "masterkey"
   />


> 
> 
> > The app is fairly straightforward and uses no complex 
> queries, so it may be
> > that more work is needed for full compatibility. Certainly 
> for inserts and
> > simple queries (I think including some simple 1-1 
> relationships) everything
> > worked just fine.
> 
> Which method did you use for primary keys (I would like to 
> use firebird 
> generators).

No, we generated our own IDs (a session id). I guess you'll need to extend
OJB a little to use Firebird generators?


> 
> > Firebird is an excellent database: ...
> 
> Yep, been using it for 4 years (well Interbase first). Like it lots.

Ah!  :-)

I came across it only a few months ago... seems little known... deserves
much better.


> 
> Dave
> -- 
> David Warnock, Sundayta Ltd. http://www.sundayta.com
> iDocSys for Document Management. VisibleResults for Fundraising.
> Development and Hosting of Web Applications and Sites.
> 
> 

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