Nazmi Altun's Blog - Using Embedded Firebird Database In .Net Projects
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This post will show an example of using an embedded firebird database in .NET/C# projects.
What is FireBird?
From its official web-site( http://www.firebirdsql.org) , Firebird is a powerful, open-source relational database system, with high performance and extensive support for powerful SQL features with close adherence to the SQL standards. Whether you're developing a small program or a large enterprise information system, Firebird is the database for you. Take a look at the Case Studies to get an impression of other people using Firebird.
So, firebird is a database system that has stored procedure and trigger functionality. It also be used as server database or embedded database. This post will be about using embedded Firebird database in your .NET application.
Creating Database Tables
Since this is just a sample that show basic things , we will create a small student-classroom system. Each class has students and user will add students under each class.
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Application
In this sample , we create a Windows Forms applications. Since , .NET doesn’t have Firebird data provider , we need to download it from Firebirds web-site. Here’s link
http://www.firebirdsql.org/en/net-provider/
After we download it, we add FirebirdSql.Data.FirebirdClient .dll as reference in our project. For embedded usage of firebird database we also need to download some dll files and add our project.
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Firebird Data Access Application Block
For simplifying and optimizing , database access codes we use Data Access Application Block.
Data Access Application Block for FireBird can be downloaded from here http://www.codeproject.com/KB/cs/FireBirdSqlHelper.aspx
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It's been a few years since I've blogged about Firebird and this post looks like a good one too break that silence...
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