Firebird (64-bit)

Firebird 64-bit is a relational database that provides numerous capabilities conforming to the ANSI SQL standard. It is compatible with Linux, Windows, and various Unix platforms. The application provides exceptional concurrency, superior speed, and robust language support for stored procedures and triggers. Since 1981, it has been employed in production systems, going by various names. 

The Firebird Project is an autonomous venture consisting of C and C++ programmers, technical advisors, and supporters. Its objective is to develop and improve a cross-platform relational database management system. This system is built upon the source code that was made available by Inprise Corp (now known as Borland Software Corp) on 25 July 2000. Obtain the Firebird Offline Installer Setup 64-bit for Windows.

Any individual has the ability to construct a personalized iteration of Firebird 64-bit, provided that the alterations are accessible to others for utilization and further development, in accordance with the same IDPL licensing. There are no charges for downloading, registering, licensing, or deploying Firebird, even if you include it in your commercial software bundle. 

Features and Highlights

• Support for all main platforms and operating systems 
• Architecture that spans multiple generations 
• The SQL language is robust and user-friendly, making it suitable for developers. It offers efficient logging and monitoring capabilities. Additionally, it supports Windows Trusted Authentication. There are various development tools available for Firebird, including Firebird.NET, JayBird (Java), Delphi/C++, PHP, and FireRuby. 
• Genuine Open Source Data backup and recovery
• Text search that includes all words and phrases in a document.

Also available: Firebird 32-bit