Thanks Scott, I should have said I was looking for a win32 solution.
> Have you looked into ECO in the latest incarnations of Delphi? Its > kindof the Bold but for .net. It is quite a smart Object Persistence > Mapper, doing most of the work of talking to the database for you. > > The reason I mention it is your reference to some kind of caching > system. Well, it already implements one so that data retrieval isn't > duplicated where it isn't necessary. > > On receipt of data, you could create the objects and they would remain > in memory until you find a convenient time to persist the new objects > to the database by calling UpdateDatabase. > > Interfacing with ECO data is just like normal .net data binding, so > its pretty easy, and it also can control your database structure for > you, reducing greatly the development time. > > I've written a Mapper to allow use of the Firebird ADO.NET Provider, > which should allow you to use the Embedded Firebird version, should > you > so wish. Hopefully that would provide an embedded solution, with a > good data backend. > > > Kind regards, > > > Scott Price :) _______________________________________________ Delphi-DB mailing list Delphi-DB@elists.org http://www.elists.org/mailman/listinfo/delphi-db
