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firebird 3.0.10
Dependencies: boost@1.83.0 editline@1.17.1 icu4c@71.1 libtommath@1.3.0 ncurses@6.2.20210619 zlib@1.3
Channel: guix
Location: gnu/packages/databases.scm (gnu packages databases)
Home page: https://www.firebirdsql.org
Licenses: Modified BSD Original BSD GPL 2+ non-copyleft non-copyleft LGPL 2.1 MPL 1.1 Public Domain
Synopsis: Relational database with many ANSI SQL standard features
Description:

Firebird is an SQL RDBMS with rich support for ANSI SQL (e.g., INSERT...RETURNING) including UDFs and PSQL stored procedures, cursors, and triggers. Transactions provide full ACID-compliant referential integrity.

The database requires very little manual maintenance once set up, making it ideal for small business or embedded use.

When installed as a traditional local or remote (network) database server, Firebird can grow to terabyte scale with proper tuning---although PostgreSQL may be a better choice for such very large environments.

Firebird can also be embedded into stand-alone applications that don't want or need a full client & server. Used in this manner, it offers richer SQL support than SQLite as well as the option to seamlessly migrate to a client/server database later.

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