Closed ErikEJ closed 7 months ago
Erik, will these work for you?
Provider (BlackbirdSql): https://github.com/BlackbirdSQL/Firebird-DDEX-SqlEditor/blob/a4f2acc87c2704bf2cc5065420b7bc8632df847c/BlackbirdSql.Core/SystemData.cs#L76
Datasource provider (Firebird): https://github.com/BlackbirdSQL/Firebird-DDEX-SqlEditor/blob/a4f2acc87c2704bf2cc5065420b7bc8632df847c/BlackbirdSql.Core/SystemData.cs#L85
I will download latest Power Tools once you have them in and validate. Let me know.
Also BTW: Firebird Server very straightforward to install using Win exe installers. Firebird Packages. I have Firebird 3.0 because it has less overhead and a smaller footprint than 4 or 5. You can disable the service if you're not using it.
I think I will test with an installed Server thanks
I implemented support for this DDEX provider in the latest daily build
That's great, thanks!
If you're on Firebird 3 I can send you with a fairly large database (24 MB compressed) as a test db if you wish.
To install is simply a case of dropping the uncompressed database file into a local folder on your Firebird server machine and then referring to that local folder in the Database
field of the connection dialog.
If > Firebird 3 I will need to do an upgrade. I am not opposed to doing that because I will need to do it sometime, but that would take a little longer.
I will let actual Firebird users do any additional testing, if the install the latest daily they can do that.
In order to add support for this DDEX provider in EF Core Power Tools I need the Provider guid and the invariant name.
Can you help me with these, or is it easy enough to install a Firebird Server on my Windows machine?