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Dmitry Arefiev [gs-soft.r
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PostPosted: Mon May 23, 2005 11:05 am    Post subject: [ANN] AnyDAC 1.0.2 - Freeware Oracle, MySQL, MSSQL, etc data Reply with quote



Hello !

General
--------
AnyDAC (Any Data Access Components) is a multy RDBMS, high-speed,
flexible data access framework for Borland Delphi. Also AnyDAC has unique
mullty-layered, plugable architecture. At the moment following RDBMS are
supported natively:
- Oracle v 8.0.3 and higher;
- MySQL v 3.23 and higher;
- MSSQL v 2000 and higher;
- MSAccess v 2000 and higher;
- IBM DB2 UDB v 8 and higher;
- Sybase ASA v 8 and higher.

AnyDAC was tested and optimized for the specified RDBMS's. Also
AnyDAC supports generic data sources through:
- dbExpress drivers
- ODBC drivers

AnyDAC architecture was portionally defined under .Net influence. I am not
going to state that Ado.Net is the best DAC, but the mixture of the best ideas
from Delphi, .Net worlds and my experience allowed to get this data access
library. In the beginning, it aims to replace BDE data access components in
existing Delphi applications with nearly zero effort.

Support
--------
The high priority technical support is provided by email and ICQ on commercial
subscription basis only. The cost is ($200 + $200 * N developers) per 1 year.
Please, contact me directly about contract details. The www.da-soft.com site
has free discussion board dedicated to AnyDAC. But, I does not guarantee to
respond fast there, due to my workload.


Download
----------
http://www.da-soft.com

Whats new
-----------

v 1.0.2 (23.05.05)
-E: fixed Indy packaging issues
-E: fixed TADCommand.CommandKind issues
-E: fixed TADClientDataSet.MasterFields design time issue
-E: fixed "Bad relation" at DatS Manager destruction
-E: fixed Cant refresh/use-in-search readonly columns
-E: fixed Installer was building Demo DB's when tool
binaries is not checked
-E: fixed TADDatSRelation.XXXXConstraint was not cleared
after constraint removed
-E: fixed AV in TADDatSView.Create at invalid filter
-E: fixed AV on first EndEdit in table with PK and
sorting view is not created
-E: fixed DB2 & decimal separator issue
-E: Sybase ASA Demo DB installation issues
-E: TADDatSView.Aggregates was not updated when view is
not sorted or sorted on non aggregated column
-E: fkInternalCalc support made compatible with CDS
-E: fixed string fetching in ODBC (was - "value to large"
at fetching from ASA table)
-E: Cant DataMove into RO fields
/U: improved "factory not registered" error messages
/U: optimized TADDataSet.CheckDetailRecords in case
detail query does not depend on master query
/U: optimized ADExecutor
/U: extended QA
+N: added TADAutoIncField
+N: added TADCommand design time editor
+N: added MySQL 5.0 compatibility (no stored proc support
for a while)
+N: new demo $(ADHOME)DEMOComp LayerTADSchemaAdapterMain

Regards,
Dmitry

--
Dmitry Arefiev personal - www.da-soft.com
AnyDAC - Oracle, MySQL, MSSQL, MSAccess, IBM DB2, Sybase
ASA, DbExpress, ODBC freeware data access framework
gs-soft AG - www.gs-soft.com
SAPx - Delphi to SAP R/3 direct access
Saphir - SAP R/3 metadata at your fingertips
MetaBase - ERWIN model in Delphi applications


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Danijel Tkalcec
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PostPosted: Mon May 23, 2005 11:27 am    Post subject: Re: [ANN] AnyDAC 1.0.2 - Freeware Oracle, MySQL, MSSQL, etc Reply with quote



Hi,

I think that, if you added Firebird/Interbase support,
you could probably get a lot of new customers.

Databases you support are interesting. But, in my opinion ...
- Oracle is the best Database available, but it is very expensive.
- MSSQL and DB2 are also very good databases, but they are also quite
expensive.
- MySQL is free, but I wouldn't use in any professional application (reminds
me too much of Paradox)
- MSAccess is a small disaster ;)

Well, Firebird is a very stable and free database, with a small footprint
and easy maintenance, so I guess this is a preffered choice for a lot of
Delphi developers (it is my choise, anyway):
http://firebird.sourceforge.net/

Best Regards,
Danijel Tkalcec


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Dmitry Arefiev [gs-soft.r
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PostPosted: Mon May 23, 2005 11:42 am    Post subject: Re: [ANN] AnyDAC 1.0.2 - Freeware Oracle, MySQL, MSSQL, etc Reply with quote



Hi !

Thank you for interest !

Quote:
I think that, if you added Firebird/Interbase support,
you could probably get a lot of new customers.

Yes, it is. My primary goal is to get very stable working current
code base. Then i will go to FB/IB supports. It is on my todo list.

Also, AnyDAC supports generic ODBC / dbExpress data sources.
Once i was working with IB through AnyDAC & dbExpress - it
was working without any visible issues. Of course, it was not a fune
tuned data access.

Quote:
Databases you support are interesting. But, in my opinion ...

You forgot about Sybase ASA. It is nice RDBMS !

Quote:
- MySQL is free, but I wouldn't use in any professional application
(reminds me too much of Paradox)

Sure, it is very FAR from Paradox. MySQL v 5.0 is enough feature
reach, stable and very fast (one my tests). And many professionals
use it real live applications ! IMHO, you should update your mind <g>

Regards,
Dmitry

--
Dmitry Arefiev personal - www.da-soft.com
AnyDAC - Oracle, MySQL, MSSQL, MSAccess, IBM DB2, Sybase
ASA, DbExpress, ODBC freeware data access framework
gs-soft AG - www.gs-soft.com
SAPx - Delphi to SAP R/3 direct access
Saphir - SAP R/3 metadata at your fingertips
MetaBase - ERWIN model in Delphi applications



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Dmitry Arefiev [gs-soft.r
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PostPosted: Mon May 23, 2005 12:07 pm    Post subject: Re: [ANN] AnyDAC 1.0.2 - Freeware Oracle, MySQL, MSSQL, etc Reply with quote

Hello Nick !

Quote:
Look like the dead ZeosLib project.

Yes, but with very different architecture and implementation.

Quote:
But I believe that the support costs is much higher
than getting a commercial library from a company.

I am completely open here.

First at all, MS-Access developer and all others are getting
AnyDAC for free. And i am supporting every AnyDAC user.
But i dont want that to be my main work for free. So, i have
introduced payable high priority support.

Next, i dont want to make bad job and i know what is a
**real** support of big libraries. If somebody will ask me
about Oracle, MySQL, DB2, etc issues, all in the same time,
i will be overloaded by configuring environment, preparing
tests, running them, checking DBMS docu and so on. So, i
think in such case 400$/year is reasonable ...

In case of MSAccess person, for which AnyDAC works
well. And he/she just want to be sure that in fire case he/she
will get appropriate support. Here 400$/year is too big ...

Any suggestions ?

Quote:
Im using CrLab components (www.crlab.com) and Im very happy with their
support.

AnyDAC in many areas is much more powerfull than CoreLab
products. You can give a try and, may be, become happy with
my technical support too.

Quote:
And their products are affordable.

No more than, AnyDAC <g> It is free.

Regards,
Dmitry

--
Dmitry Arefiev personal - www.da-soft.com
AnyDAC - Oracle, MySQL, MSSQL, MSAccess, IBM DB2, Sybase
ASA, DbExpress, ODBC freeware data access framework
gs-soft AG - www.gs-soft.com
SAPx - Delphi to SAP R/3 direct access
Saphir - SAP R/3 metadata at your fingertips
MetaBase - ERWIN model in Delphi applications



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Dmitry Arefiev [gs-soft.r
Guest





PostPosted: Mon May 23, 2005 12:38 pm    Post subject: Re: [ANN] AnyDAC 1.0.2 - Freeware Oracle, MySQL, MSSQL, etc Reply with quote

Hello !

Quote:
And their products are affordable.

And also interesting, if you will buy Oracle, MSSQL, MySQL
professional DAC's from CoreLab, you will pay ~750$. In case
of AnyDAC you will get also MS Access, IBM DB2, Sybase
ASA support. And technical support will be cost just 1/2 ...

Probably, i should sale technical support on "per DBMS" &
"per year" basis. What about 70$ per 1 DBMS per 1 year ?

Regards,
Dmitry

--
Dmitry Arefiev personal - www.da-soft.com
AnyDAC - Oracle, MySQL, MSSQL, MSAccess, IBM DB2, Sybase
ASA, DbExpress, ODBC freeware data access framework
gs-soft AG - www.gs-soft.com
SAPx - Delphi to SAP R/3 direct access
Saphir - SAP R/3 metadata at your fingertips
MetaBase - ERWIN model in Delphi applications



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Dmitry Arefiev [gs-soft.r
Guest





PostPosted: Mon May 23, 2005 12:50 pm    Post subject: Re: [ANN] AnyDAC 1.0.2 - Freeware Oracle, MySQL, MSSQL, etc Reply with quote

Hello Nick !

Quote:
about support plans you can split it.

I agree with your idea and will go this way !

Thank you for suggestion.

Regards,
Dmitry

--
Dmitry Arefiev personal - www.da-soft.com
AnyDAC - Oracle, MySQL, MSSQL, MSAccess, IBM DB2, Sybase
ASA, DbExpress, ODBC freeware data access framework
gs-soft AG - www.gs-soft.com
SAPx - Delphi to SAP R/3 direct access
Saphir - SAP R/3 metadata at your fingertips
MetaBase - ERWIN model in Delphi applications



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Dmitry Arefiev [gs-soft.r
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PostPosted: Mon May 23, 2005 1:21 pm    Post subject: Re: [ANN] AnyDAC 1.0.2 - Freeware Oracle, MySQL, MSSQL, etc Reply with quote

Quote:
Btw, cannot be installed in Delphi7 that has Indy10 installed?

1) You shouls skip in Installer step "Build Binaries".
2) Afer installation, open $(ADHOME)SOURCEdaAD.inc,
goto line #127 and replace it with {$define AnyDAC_INDY10}
3) Run Delphi 7, open $(ADHOME)PACKdaADD7.bpg,
Compile All Projects, choose daADDclD7 and Install it.

The issue, you talking about, is following. AnyDAC uses Indy.
There are few Indy versions - 8,9,10. And AnyDAC supports
all of them. I dont know what Indy version you have, so i have
configured to use default Indy version - the one, that is bundled
with Delphi. Probably i should configure AnyDAC to use latest
Indy version - 10 ...

Regards,
Dmitry

--
Dmitry Arefiev personal - www.da-soft.com
AnyDAC - Oracle, MySQL, MSSQL, MSAccess, IBM DB2, Sybase
ASA, DbExpress, ODBC freeware data access framework
gs-soft AG - www.gs-soft.com
SAPx - Delphi to SAP R/3 direct access
Saphir - SAP R/3 metadata at your fingertips
MetaBase - ERWIN model in Delphi applications



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Nick Rollas
Guest





PostPosted: Mon May 23, 2005 2:11 pm    Post subject: Re: [ANN] AnyDAC 1.0.2 - Freeware Oracle, MySQL, MSSQL, etc Reply with quote

Look like the dead ZeosLib project. But I believe that the support costs is
much higher than getting a commercial library from a company.

Small developers that produce a 29$ software that connects to a MS-Access
database, cant afford the 400$/year to be sure that they will get a response
on email or ICQ.

Im using CrLab components (www.crlab.com) and Im very happy with their
support. And their products are affordable.

Nick

"Dmitry Arefiev [gs-soft.ru]" <darefiev (AT) da-soft (DOT) com> wrote

Quote:
Hello !

General
--------
AnyDAC (Any Data Access Components) is a multy RDBMS, high-speed,
flexible data access framework for Borland Delphi. Also AnyDAC has unique
mullty-layered, plugable architecture. At the moment following RDBMS are
supported natively:
- Oracle v 8.0.3 and higher;
- MySQL v 3.23 and higher;
- MSSQL v 2000 and higher;
- MSAccess v 2000 and higher;
- IBM DB2 UDB v 8 and higher;
- Sybase ASA v 8 and higher.

AnyDAC was tested and optimized for the specified RDBMS's. Also
AnyDAC supports generic data sources through:
- dbExpress drivers
- ODBC drivers

AnyDAC architecture was portionally defined under .Net influence. I am not
going to state that Ado.Net is the best DAC, but the mixture of the best
ideas
from Delphi, .Net worlds and my experience allowed to get this data access
library. In the beginning, it aims to replace BDE data access components
in
existing Delphi applications with nearly zero effort.

Support
--------
The high priority technical support is provided by email and ICQ on
commercial
subscription basis only. The cost is ($200 + $200 * N developers) per 1
year.
Please, contact me directly about contract details. The www.da-soft.com
site
has free discussion board dedicated to AnyDAC. But, I does not guarantee
to
respond fast there, due to my workload.


Download
----------
http://www.da-soft.com

Whats new
-----------

v 1.0.2 (23.05.05)
-E: fixed Indy packaging issues
-E: fixed TADCommand.CommandKind issues
-E: fixed TADClientDataSet.MasterFields design time issue
-E: fixed "Bad relation" at DatS Manager destruction
-E: fixed Cant refresh/use-in-search readonly columns
-E: fixed Installer was building Demo DB's when tool
binaries is not checked
-E: fixed TADDatSRelation.XXXXConstraint was not cleared
after constraint removed
-E: fixed AV in TADDatSView.Create at invalid filter
-E: fixed AV on first EndEdit in table with PK and
sorting view is not created
-E: fixed DB2 & decimal separator issue
-E: Sybase ASA Demo DB installation issues
-E: TADDatSView.Aggregates was not updated when view is
not sorted or sorted on non aggregated column
-E: fkInternalCalc support made compatible with CDS
-E: fixed string fetching in ODBC (was - "value to large"
at fetching from ASA table)
-E: Cant DataMove into RO fields
/U: improved "factory not registered" error messages
/U: optimized TADDataSet.CheckDetailRecords in case
detail query does not depend on master query
/U: optimized ADExecutor
/U: extended QA
+N: added TADAutoIncField
+N: added TADCommand design time editor
+N: added MySQL 5.0 compatibility (no stored proc support
for a while)
+N: new demo $(ADHOME)DEMOComp LayerTADSchemaAdapterMain

Regards,
Dmitry

--
Dmitry Arefiev personal - www.da-soft.com
AnyDAC - Oracle, MySQL, MSSQL, MSAccess, IBM DB2, Sybase
ASA, DbExpress, ODBC freeware data access framework
gs-soft AG - www.gs-soft.com
SAPx - Delphi to SAP R/3 direct access
Saphir - SAP R/3 metadata at your fingertips
MetaBase - ERWIN model in Delphi applications





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Nick Rollas
Guest





PostPosted: Mon May 23, 2005 3:11 pm    Post subject: Re: [ANN] AnyDAC 1.0.2 - Freeware Oracle, MySQL, MSSQL, etc Reply with quote

Hello,

about support plans you can split it.

All Databases Support = 200 + (200 * N)
3 DB Support (developer's choice) = 100 + (100 * N)
1 DB Support (developer's choice) = 50 + (50 * N).

CrLab products cost about $100 each. So your $100 request per database will
not be a major problem for someone that likes your product.

Also you can consider support be case. For example, you have a major issue
to discuss?

If you dont have a support plan - then : $20 + (20$ * N hours).

And of course the best of all is to talk with each customer, how much much
you want for each case.

Nick


"Dmitry Arefiev [gs-soft.ru]" <darefiev (AT) da-soft (DOT) com> wrote

Quote:
Hello Nick !

Look like the dead ZeosLib project.

Yes, but with very different architecture and implementation.

But I believe that the support costs is much higher
than getting a commercial library from a company.

I am completely open here.

First at all, MS-Access developer and all others are getting
AnyDAC for free. And i am supporting every AnyDAC user.
But i dont want that to be my main work for free. So, i have
introduced payable high priority support.

Next, i dont want to make bad job and i know what is a
**real** support of big libraries. If somebody will ask me
about Oracle, MySQL, DB2, etc issues, all in the same time,
i will be overloaded by configuring environment, preparing
tests, running them, checking DBMS docu and so on. So, i
think in such case 400$/year is reasonable ...

In case of MSAccess person, for which AnyDAC works
well. And he/she just want to be sure that in fire case he/she
will get appropriate support. Here 400$/year is too big ...

Any suggestions ?

Im using CrLab components (www.crlab.com) and Im very happy with their
support.

AnyDAC in many areas is much more powerfull than CoreLab
products. You can give a try and, may be, become happy with
my technical support too.

And their products are affordable.

No more than, AnyDAC <g> It is free.

Regards,
Dmitry

--
Dmitry Arefiev personal - www.da-soft.com
AnyDAC - Oracle, MySQL, MSSQL, MSAccess, IBM DB2, Sybase
ASA, DbExpress, ODBC freeware data access framework
gs-soft AG - www.gs-soft.com
SAPx - Delphi to SAP R/3 direct access
Saphir - SAP R/3 metadata at your fingertips
MetaBase - ERWIN model in Delphi applications





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Nick Rollas
Guest





PostPosted: Mon May 23, 2005 3:40 pm    Post subject: Re: [ANN] AnyDAC 1.0.2 - Freeware Oracle, MySQL, MSSQL, etc Reply with quote

70$ / per database looks ok ! But also have that 200 + 200 plan for all DBs
for bigger companies.

Btw, cannot be installed in Delphi7 that has Indy10 installed?

Nick

"Dmitry Arefiev [gs-soft.ru]" <darefiev (AT) da-soft (DOT) com> wrote

Quote:
Hello !

And their products are affordable.

And also interesting, if you will buy Oracle, MSSQL, MySQL
professional DAC's from CoreLab, you will pay ~750$. In case
of AnyDAC you will get also MS Access, IBM DB2, Sybase
ASA support. And technical support will be cost just 1/2 ...

Probably, i should sale technical support on "per DBMS" &
"per year" basis. What about 70$ per 1 DBMS per 1 year ?

Regards,
Dmitry

--
Dmitry Arefiev personal - www.da-soft.com
AnyDAC - Oracle, MySQL, MSSQL, MSAccess, IBM DB2, Sybase
ASA, DbExpress, ODBC freeware data access framework
gs-soft AG - www.gs-soft.com
SAPx - Delphi to SAP R/3 direct access
Saphir - SAP R/3 metadata at your fingertips
MetaBase - ERWIN model in Delphi applications





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Nick Rollas
Guest





PostPosted: Mon May 23, 2005 3:41 pm    Post subject: Re: [ANN] AnyDAC 1.0.2 - Freeware Oracle, MySQL, MSSQL, etc Reply with quote

Yes but its very rare that someone wants to buy and use all those DB tools.
Its impossible to build projects in different platforms. Usually, you have 1
to 3 alternative solutions and you decide which one covers your project.
Besides that, CrLab provides discounts for existing customers. It will not
be $750 in any case.

Nick

"Dmitry Arefiev [gs-soft.ru]" <darefiev (AT) da-soft (DOT) com> wrote

Quote:
Hello !

And their products are affordable.

And also interesting, if you will buy Oracle, MSSQL, MySQL
professional DAC's from CoreLab, you will pay ~750$. In case
of AnyDAC you will get also MS Access, IBM DB2, Sybase
ASA support. And technical support will be cost just 1/2 ...

Probably, i should sale technical support on "per DBMS" &
"per year" basis. What about 70$ per 1 DBMS per 1 year ?

Regards,
Dmitry

--
Dmitry Arefiev personal - www.da-soft.com
AnyDAC - Oracle, MySQL, MSSQL, MSAccess, IBM DB2, Sybase
ASA, DbExpress, ODBC freeware data access framework
gs-soft AG - www.gs-soft.com
SAPx - Delphi to SAP R/3 direct access
Saphir - SAP R/3 metadata at your fingertips
MetaBase - ERWIN model in Delphi applications





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Nick Rollas
Guest





PostPosted: Mon May 23, 2005 4:07 pm    Post subject: Re: [ANN] AnyDAC 1.0.2 - Freeware Oracle, MySQL, MSSQL, etc Reply with quote

The best is to ask the user in installation what indy version it uses and
compile according of what user selected. At last you can contact Atozed to
tell you what trick they used to determinate what Indy version is installed,
in their Intraweb installer.

Nick

"Dmitry Arefiev [gs-soft.ru]" <darefiev (AT) da-soft (DOT) com> wrote

Quote:
Btw, cannot be installed in Delphi7 that has Indy10 installed?

1) You shouls skip in Installer step "Build Binaries".
2) Afer installation, open $(ADHOME)SOURCEdaAD.inc,
goto line #127 and replace it with {$define AnyDAC_INDY10}
3) Run Delphi 7, open $(ADHOME)PACKdaADD7.bpg,
Compile All Projects, choose daADDclD7 and Install it.

The issue, you talking about, is following. AnyDAC uses Indy.
There are few Indy versions - 8,9,10. And AnyDAC supports
all of them. I dont know what Indy version you have, so i have
configured to use default Indy version - the one, that is bundled
with Delphi. Probably i should configure AnyDAC to use latest
Indy version - 10 ...

Regards,
Dmitry

--
Dmitry Arefiev personal - www.da-soft.com
AnyDAC - Oracle, MySQL, MSSQL, MSAccess, IBM DB2, Sybase
ASA, DbExpress, ODBC freeware data access framework
gs-soft AG - www.gs-soft.com
SAPx - Delphi to SAP R/3 direct access
Saphir - SAP R/3 metadata at your fingertips
MetaBase - ERWIN model in Delphi applications





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Jim McKay
Guest





PostPosted: Mon May 23, 2005 5:40 pm    Post subject: Re: [ANN] AnyDAC 1.0.2 - Freeware Oracle, MySQL, MSSQL, etc Reply with quote

Nick Rollas said...

Quote:
Look like the dead ZeosLib project.

Since when in Zeos dead?

I see their home page is re-directing to SourceForge, but
message says this is temporary.

I gave Zeos pretty good test drive just before Christmas, and
it was quite active, healthy project. (and works well).


--
Regards:
Jim McKay

"My theory of evolution is that Darwin was adopted."
-- Steven Wright

Posted with XanaNews: Ver: 1.17.4.1

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Nick Rollas
Guest





PostPosted: Mon May 23, 2005 6:14 pm    Post subject: Re: [ANN] AnyDAC 1.0.2 - Freeware Oracle, MySQL, MSSQL, etc Reply with quote

Hmmm...

according to the home page, since 14 Nov 2004.

Hey, its 2005... :)

Nick

"Jim McKay" <jdmckay (AT) McKay-Assoc (DOT) com> wrote

Nick Rollas said...

Quote:
Look like the dead ZeosLib project.

Since when in Zeos dead?

I see their home page is re-directing to SourceForge, but
message says this is temporary.

I gave Zeos pretty good test drive just before Christmas, and
it was quite active, healthy project. (and works well).


--
Regards:
Jim McKay

"My theory of evolution is that Darwin was adopted."
-- Steven Wright

Posted with XanaNews: Ver: 1.17.4.1



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Dmitry Arefiev [gs-soft.r
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PostPosted: Mon May 23, 2005 6:50 pm    Post subject: Re: [ANN] AnyDAC 1.0.2 - Freeware Oracle, MySQL, MSSQL, etc Reply with quote

Hello !

Quote:
I gave Zeos pretty good test drive just before Christmas

It is quite slow DAC. AnyDAC supports following things, not
supported by Zeos (just few):
- row array fetching. Allows seriously (n times) speedup fetching,
because each fetch packet contains not one but few (rowset size)
rows. It is most valuable on large recordsets.
- SQL array execution. Allows seriously speedup INSERT /
UPDATE / etc operations, because each execute request will
contain few parameter sets (array size). It is valuable for large
data move operations.
- unique in-memory record storage. Do you know Ado.Net
DataSet ? AnyDAC has similar one. It allows to perform complex
in-memory data analysis / transformations using convenient OO
programming.
- asynchronous query processing with end user feedback and
ability to cancel operation.
- so on ...

Check $(ADHOME)DOCUAnyDAC_Architecture.doc for details.

Regards,
Dmitry

--
Dmitry Arefiev - www.da-soft.com
AnyDAC - Oracle, MySQL, MSSQL, MSAccess, IBM DB2, Sybase
ASA, DbExpress, ODBC freeware data access framework
gs-soft AG - www.gs-soft.com
SAPx - Delphi to SAP R/3 direct access
Saphir - SAP R/3 metadata at your fingertips
MetaBase - ERWIN model in Delphi applications


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