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2.0 RC5 버전에 문제가 있던것을 리빌드하여 사용가능하다는군요. ㅡㅡ;
Rebuilt Firebird 2.0 RC5 Windows Kits Now Available
Rebuilt Windows kits are now available and are making their way to the mirrors.
Firebird 2.00 Release Candidate 5
circa 4 October 2006
The Firebird Project has begun releasing source and binary kits of Firebird Firebird 2.0 Release Candidate 5. Please do not flood the support lists if a kit you want is delayed. We have no control over how long it takes the mirrors to catch up.
This will probably become the release version. This time around, we particularly ask that you look out for gaps in the release notes and, if you wish to, provide code examples and other details that you think would assist others. You may post such items to the firebird-devel list in plain-text emails with the tag [FB2DOC].
- This version of Firebird 2 (build 2.0.0.12745) is close to being production-ready. Bugs fixed since RC4 are listed at the end of the Bug Fixes section in the bundled release notes.
- Please read the "General Notes" and "Security" sections carefully before you install this beta.
- Bugs, problems, etc. can be posted to the Firebird Tracker.
Firebird 2 contains a large number of new features, including derived tables, support for Execute Block, increased table sizes, new improved index code (the 252-byte index length limit is no longer applicable), expression indices, numerous optimiser improvements, enhanced security features, support for on-line incremental backups, new international language support, along with numerous other improvements and bug fixes.
Note Firebird 2 includes ODS changes. So, backup anything you want to keep before uninstalling a previous Firebird version or a previous alpha or beta version.
The following builds are currently available.
32-bit Windows
Classic for Linux on i686
Classic for Linux on x64
Superserver for Linux on i686 (Old threading library)
Superserver for Linux NPTL on i686
Superserver for Linux on x64
Source Tarballs/Zips
Release Notes Only
Please download the notes if you do not find them in your kit.
Feedback, input and comments re this release will be appreciated. Please use the links provided in the General Notes chapter of the release notes.
Happy testing!
-- Firebird Project
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