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Any thoughts of SQLite support in UniDAC?
Posted: Thu 30 Apr 2009 08:13
by peolsson
I've been using Zeos for quite som time, and it's been working ok. But a couple of years ago I purchased the MyDAC-components (and used just in a couple of projects), and I must say the performance improvements are sometimes really huge (some cases up to 200%).
So now we're thinking of converting all our applications to UniDAC. But we're missing one component, the support for SQLite. Today we use MySQL, PostgreSQL and MS SQL - all of these seem to work just fine with UniDAC. But we also need SQLite, we use that as an "offline" database, to be able to run the application outside the network.
Have you planned any support for SQLite so far?
Regards,
Peter Olsson
Posted: Tue 05 May 2009 07:27
by Plash
We are planning to release the beta version with SQLite support this week.
Re: Any thoughts of SQLite support in UniDAC?
Posted: Fri 08 May 2009 02:50
by eduardosic
peolsson wrote:I've been using Zeos for quite som time, and it's been working ok. But a couple of years ago I purchased the MyDAC-components (and used just in a couple of projects), and I must say the performance improvements are sometimes really huge (some cases up to 200%).
So now we're thinking of converting all our applications to UniDAC. But we're missing one component, the support for SQLite. Today we use MySQL, PostgreSQL and MS SQL - all of these seem to work just fine with UniDAC. But we also need SQLite, we use that as an "offline" database, to be able to run the application outside the network.
Have you planned any support for SQLite so far?
Regards,
Peter Olsson
Version 2.70 Beta with suport SQLite was released..
Posted: Fri 08 May 2009 18:02
by swierzbicki
Great
Do you plan to make it a separate vcl data access product ?
Posted: Wed 13 May 2009 11:47
by Plash
We are not planning to make a separate product to access SQLite. UniDAC has full support of SQLite. Why do you need separate product?
Posted: Tue 19 May 2009 20:07
by swierzbicki
Hi Plash,
It's just because I don't own Unidac (I' currently working with MyDAC)
Posted: Wed 20 May 2009 07:09
by Plash
You can work with MySQL using MyDAC, and with SQLite using UniDAC.
Posted: Thu 21 May 2009 11:10
by swierzbicki
Good to know.
FWIW I've thought that both products were not compatible (it was maybe the case some long time ago).
Is their any discount available for people owning another devart product ?
Posted: Thu 21 May 2009 12:59
by Devart
swierzbicki wrote:
Is their any discount available for people owning another devart product ?
We don't offer upgrade option from MyDAC to UniDAC. You should register a new license
at
www.devart.com/unidac/ordering.html
For existing users we offer discount for purchase 4 or more licenses.
For further questions please send an email to our sales team.
Regards,
Devart Support