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Ok, i will remember that, the day i will make the migration.
thanks
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As a matter of component set I would go for IBObjects (that I personally
use) or FIB+ (that my friend use - he choose FIB+ because it was easier
for him to switch from Interbase Express).
Remember one thing - IBExpress components might not work properly with
2.x version of Firebird.
Marcin
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I have no idea why anyone would not choose Firebird.
Full featured, trouble free, as well as free.
And if you want to run it embedded, ie include it with your app, that's
easy too.
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Hi,
It's me again ;-)
Which best DB would you use with Delphi7 today for a single user
application
(medium size, 50 unit/forms) ?
1/ I need one that fit with :
- secure data
- dynamic (auto startup like Interbase/Firebi
I don't know NexusDB but thanks for the idea. Yes, Firebird will be fine...
Cédric
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> 1) I think MySQL would fit your requirements
> list, although I don't know if that's better than
> Firebird for what you need. Perhaps you could
> install both and run some sample queries and see which is faster?
Good idea.. i'm interested by the results...
> 2) I'm not sure it would make a
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Thanks.
So, it won't be too much different from what i made in the past... :-)
Hum, the best way to access Firebird would be InterBase Express, IB Objects
(or DBExpress) ?
I was think about starting with Interbase Express because I have an old
Delphi project which works fine using it...
Cédric
I've had good results w/NexusDB, but it's not free. I think Firebird is
probably still a valid option.
Cédric Joubert wrote:
> Hi,
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> It's me again ;-)
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> Which best DB would you use with Delphi7 today for a single user application
> (medium size, 50 unit/forms) ?
>
> 1/ I need one that fit wi
Hi,
1) I think MySQL would fit your requirements
list, although I don't know if that's better than
Firebird for what you need. Perhaps you could
install both and run some sample queries and see which is faster?
2) I'm not sure it would make a
difference. Assuming a modern PC, any small
dif
Firebird - the one and only.
Good component set and here you go. The only changes that took place
during these five years were only good ones ;-)
Marcin
Cédric Joubert pisze:
> Hi,
>
> It's me again ;-)
>
> Which best DB would you use with Delphi7 today for a single user application
> (mediu
Hi,
It's me again ;-)
Which best DB would you use with Delphi7 today for a single user application
(medium size, 50 unit/forms) ?
1/ I need one that fit with :
- secure data
- dynamic (auto startup like Interbase/Firebird)
- freeware if possible
- querying with good performance
- transactionnal
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