ZeosLib and MSSQL
Michael Fullerton
connectivity? If so it will not work for the next version of MS SQL.
It looks like ZeolLib is near death anyway. Can someone recommend a
good replacement?
Guenther Schoch
we switched our products completly to AnyDAC
http://www.remobjects.com/anydac
Beside the very powerful native access to all kind of databases we
cannot imagine to live anymore without the powerfull array commands
(factors of >10 faster)
As well the strong offline mode and InMemory DataSet allow to build
extremly flexible applications.
regards
Günther
Pierre
>
> we switched our products completly to AnyDAC
> http://www.remobjects.com/anydac
>
Guenther, slightly OT, I never quite got my head around AnyDAC although
the concept appealed immensely. In fairness, I haven't looked at it
since it became commercial ware.
Coming from dbGO, with experience pretty much limited to it, how
difficult would you regard the learning curve? Second, is it possible to
generalise on the degree of difficulty in migrating existing dbGO based
(Delphi Win32) applications to AnyDAC?
Thanks
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Sandeep Chandra
I am using Zeos with MSSQL 2005 using ADO. Zeos is not dead or going to
die. Zeos stable version is going to be released soon.
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Regards
Sandeep
Claudio Piffer
+1
I Agree!!!
Best Regards
Claudio
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