[DUG] Datebases with Delphi

[Steve Peacocke]

ElevateDB comes with a tool for creating / modifying the database, SQL
testing, creating triggers, stored procedures and functions, views
etc. It can also create in-memory tables that interact with external
tables in the same way as any other ElevateDB table.

I once wrote a SQL tool for its predecessor DBISAM that can
modify/create tables with SQL calls and scripts etc. It can then
transfer the SQL to/from Delphi code - www.trader.co.nz/tools - I'm
currently (slowly) changing it for ElevateDB and adding graphical (MS
Access-like) table manipulation and SQL building.

Steve
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Steve Peacocke
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On 03/07/07, Steve Peacocke <steve.peacocke at gmail.com> wrote:
> Take a good look at ElevateDB from http://www.elevatesoft.com/
>
> This is a reasonably full SQL compliant database that can compile
> directly into your code so you don't have to ship anything except your
> exe program.
>
> ElevateDB is the newer version of the old and trusted DBISAM database.
> It can be set up as standalone database, LAN database, or
> Client/Server database (Client Server requires distributing a small
> program that runs on the server), all without recompiling your
> program. Let the user decide their requirements.
>
> I hear that Firebird can also be compiled into your exe file for
> single user programs.
>
> Steve
>
> On 03/07/07, Nick <nick at salehoo.com> wrote:
> > Hi there :-)
> > When I create a database application, usually I create a MDB file with
> > Access (create my tables etc) and then interact with the database in
> > Delphi using TAdoConnection and TAdoQuery.
> >
> > What other standalone database's can I use with Delphi2006 Ent which, I
> > can ship to the customer without them having to install anything special.
> >
> > Just like to see what else is out there which simple to get up and
> > running. (usually one of my databases contains 2-3 tables etc)
> >
> > Cheers
> > Nick