TurboDB to Support Direct Data Access on the .NET Platform

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October 30, 2009

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TurboDB to Support Direct Data Access on the .NET Platform

dataWeb announced the availabilityof direct data access components for their embedded database engineTurboDB.NET. The new components allow developers to work with updateableserver-side cursors instead of disconnected data sets.

 TurboDB is anembedded database engine that offers the power of SQL within a 1MB librarywithout any installation or configuration on the target system. TurboDB isavailable for .NET, Win32, and Linux, and supports all .NET IDEs, as well as Delphi,C++Builder, and Kylix. TurboDB.NET offers integration in Visual Studio.NET,including a series of wizards and editors for first-class design-time support.

 TurboDB.NET directdata access components include a record set component similar to the ADORecordSet, and a record set view component, which exposes the record set to the.NET WinForms data binding. The record set component enables developers tonavigate within a server-side cursor and modify rows directly without worryingabout delayed updates and concurrency violations. The record set view componentmakes it possible to bind WinForms controls to data columns in the record setvia the standard .NET data binding mechanisms. Direct data access componentsare included in the TurboDB ADO.NET data provider.

 

dataWeb

Price: US$499;volume discounts available.

Web Site: http://www.dataweb.de

 

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