Subject | Re: Best way to access Firebird from Delphi 7 |
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Author | Adam |
Post date | 2007-05-22T00:10:51Z |
--- In firebird-support@yahoogroups.com, Tetram Corp <dev@...> wrote:
this ;)
don't understand why most methods are not virtual. It makes creating a
descendent class a real PITA. Wants the legacy client, but everything
I have tried pretty much works.
seen the components in my VCL).
We took a different tact in writing our own. Internally we use IBX
components (for no good reason), but going this way allows us to
migrate with relatively little pain.
Si compiled a couple on his fbtalk website a while back:
http://www.fbtalk.net/viewtopic.aspx?id=130
Later versions of Delphi also have the .NET route.
Adam
>I will personally come around and threaten great pain if you consider
> there's a lot of solutions:
>
> - BDE (depreac... uh... bannished)
this ;)
> - ADO/ODBC (i don't remember the toolbar name in delphi)ADO, probably suffers from being a lowest common denominator.
> - IBX (by default in Dephi's components: toolbar "Interbase")Based on Free IB Components. Suffers from lack of foresight IMNSHO. I
don't understand why most methods are not virtual. It makes creating a
descendent class a real PITA. Wants the legacy client, but everything
I have tried pretty much works.
> - IBONever used it but comes highly recommended from various folk in the list.
> - UIBAgain, never used it (although I think it is part of jedi as I have
seen the components in my VCL).
We took a different tact in writing our own. Internally we use IBX
components (for no good reason), but going this way allows us to
migrate with relatively little pain.
Si compiled a couple on his fbtalk website a while back:
http://www.fbtalk.net/viewtopic.aspx?id=130
Later versions of Delphi also have the .NET route.
Adam