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We released DBLX v.3.3 today, about a week earlier than we had planned. This release contained a huge performance increase and faster network communications for both code bases. There were a number of other things fixed in this release: REST query may fail if no parameters for a WHERE clause Fixed issues with DISTINCT() SQL Function. Fixed bulk load and TCP client/server to allow a minimum of 500 records a second on huge tables with numerous columns. Fixed issue with NULL and dates. Some characters...

The DBLX technology has been acquired by Bear Data Software. DBLX will soon be released as BearDB. Bear Data Software is a non-profit software development group which will keep the relational database 100% open-source. Everything about DBLX you currently like will not be changed in any way: Still free software, and will still work on any platform. No phoning-home, no telemetry, and no automatic updates. Excellent support and documentation. Multiple releases per-year. We are also working on a big...

The DBLX technology has been acquired by Bear Data Systems. DBLX will soon be released as BearDB. Bear Data Systems is a non-profit software development group which will keep the relational database 100% open-source. Everything about DBLX you currently like will not be changed in any way: Still free software, and will still work on any platform. No phoning-home, no telemetry, and no automatic updates. Excellent support and documentation. Multiple releases per-year. We are also working on a big data...

Our users found a small issue with the REST query in DBLX 3.2. The docs state you can use this request to read all the records from a given table: server:7188/dblx/rest/table/MyTestTable This notation is not working all of the time, and will be corrected in DBLX 3.3. We are also working to improve the performance of the REST interface and fix some other database bugs at the same time. Expect DBLX 3.3 by 01 April with fixes for all the issues you reported. Thank you to our users for the great feedback...

On 01 April we will release DBLX 3.3. This release has some bug fixes and some performance enhancements. The complete list of fixes and features will be published at the time of release. Thank you to all our users for the great feedback on DBLX!

The DBLX team are happy to announce the release of DBLX v.3.2. This is a major release, and don't let the dot-2 distract from that! Big News: DBLX 3.2 supports REST operations direct to the database server! DBLX can be configured to listen for REST GET and POST operations and will return results in Json format. Here are the fixes and changes in this release: Fixes to ADO.NET driver for null column values and returning proper metadata. Implemented DataAdaptor.Fill methods in ADO.NET driver. Fixed...

The DBLX team are happy to announce the release of DBLX v.3.2. This is a major release, and don't let the dot-2 distract from that! Big News: DBLX 3.2 supports REST operations direct to the database server! DBLX can be configured to listen for REST GET and POST operations and will return results in Json format. Here are the fixes and changes in this release: Fixes to ADO.NET driver for null column values and returning proper metadata. Implemented DataAdaptor.Fill methods in ADO.NET driver. Fixed...

The next release of DBLX will support REST operations using JSON! The 3.2 release will support database queries as REST GET operations, and database inserts as REST POST operations. A subsequent release 3.5 will handle all relational database CRUD operations such as UPDATE and DELETE, and should be released before April 2019. There will be a few more surprises in the coming days, so check back here for the latest news about DBLX 3.2.