Changelog

• Version 0.9.9 (30.11.2012)
• Version 0.9.1 (8. 9. 2012)
• Version 0.9 (5. 9. 2012)
• Version 0.8.5 (28. 6. 2012)
• Version 0.8 (31. 5. 2012)
• Version 0.7.2 (27. 3. 2012)
• Version 0.7.1 (31. 1. 2012)
• Version 0.7 (21. 12. 2011)

Version 0.9.9

New Features

• Firebird ARRAY support.

Other changes

• Cursor.execute() returns Self, so it could be used as iterator.
• Reading output from Services now uses more efficient method to get data from server.

Bugs Fixed

• Fix: precision_cache in Connection works as intended.

Version 0.9.1

Just bugfixes to make FDB work on P3K again.

Version 0.9

New Features

• Documentation; both in-source (in Sphinx autodoc format) and Sphinx (html)
• Services API completely reworked

Other changes

• Unregistered bugs fixed.
• Various optimizations and cleanup
• Object reference graph optimalizations
• Many new tests in test suite

Version 0.8.5

New Features

• Support for Firebird stream BLOBs (see ReleaseNotes for details)
• Documentation (stub, from KInterbasDB 3.3.0)

Bugs Fixed

• Fix for PYFB-17 and PYFB-18 (see our JIRA tracker for details)
• Fixes for automatic unicode conversions + refactoring
• Some optimizations

Version 0.8

New Features

• Support for Firebird Event Notifications - JIRA entry <http://tracker.firebirdsql.org/browse/PYFB-8>

Bugs Fixes

• database_info (isc_info_firebird_version) fails opn amd64 linux - JIRA entry <http://tracker.firebirdsql.org/browse/PYFB-16>
• more than 2 consecutive cursor open execute and iter fail - JIRA entry <http://tracker.firebirdsql.org/browse/PYFB-15>

Version 0.7.2

New Features

• Python 3 Support (thanks to Philippe Makowski)
• Support for Distributed Transactions

And as always, some (unregistered) bugs fixed.

Version 0.7.1

Bug fixes.

Version 0.7

Initial release.

Almost feature-complete (ready for 95% of users), but it could be still buggy (it’s beta!), and the code wasn’t optimized for size and speed. In all other ways it’s ready for wide testing.

What’s missing

• Distributed transactions
• ARRAY support
• EVENTs support
• Stream BLOBs
• TRACE service
• Documentation (but you can use KInterbasDB one as FDB is as close to it as possible).
• Python 3.x support (haven’t had time to test it, but it shouldn’t be hard to make it work there)