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• Forum: Datenbanken

  Re: Delphi 2005 and Database Access

    Delphi
    by Bernhard Geyer, 5. Jan 2005
  MySQL, Firebird are also nice Databases. And for all you get native Components (e.g. Core Labs).
  It depends on your needs:
  - Size of the Database
  - Security/Backup
  - Running on Windows/Linux/...
  - Replication-Support
  - Cost per User
  - Support of the Multi-Version-Conzept
  - ...
• Forum: Datenbanken

  Re: Delphi 2005 and Database Access

    Delphi
    by Bernhard Geyer, 4. Jan 2005
  Depends on the quality of your current implementation. We implement a big application that supports MS-SQL, MySQL and Oracle and the DB-Dependend Code is conzentratet in a few 100 Lines of Code (<< 10% of the Code). And if he only wants to use VCL.Win32, there are only few changes
  
  
  But still not released. The first release-date for the new SQL-Server was 2002! So depending your software on a...
• Forum: Datenbanken

  Re: Delphi 2005 and Database Access

    Delphi
    by Bernhard Geyer, 4. Jan 2005
  For DB-Access the Pro-Version is enough.
  
  For access to MS Access and MS SQL-Server, the best connection ist ADO (in Win32) and ADO.NET (in .NET).
  So use ADOExpress/dbGo for Win32 and ADO.NET for WinForms. For VCL.NET (only recommendet for Porting old applications to .NET) you can use dbGo or ADO.NET.