Borland Database Engine

by Borland Software

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Operating system: Windows

Publisher: Borland Software

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Last revision: Last week

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Borland Database Engine & mdash; This set of library libraries is designed for projects that create applications from Delphi, C++ Builder, or Paradox, dBASE, FoxPro, MS Access databases. Additionally, external ODBC drivers are available for connecting to and using Microsoft Access and other databases, as well as through SQL Links.

The BDE work is referred to by simple language as an intermediary that between the program and the database; when we talk about using it, it sends last commands to extract or change data, allowing us to see what's going on. Additionally to the main libraries set that include support for queries, sorting, and translation, this package includes the following utilities: for connecting and configuring databases & mdash; The Data Pump utility facilitates data transfer between databases and BDE administrator.

The development of the system ended in 1999, and in 2002 Borland company completely stopped supporting and further using Borland Database Engine, that's why it will not work in most modern systems (especially in 64-bit Windows).

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Evan

Describe the software through a resume of the information I gained from it, such as the information that I found relating to dBase, FoxPro, McAccess, and Paradox under the text. I want some prints since I am a user.Through screen sharing, the software becomes more user-friendly so it can avoid unnecessary misleading advertisements. The result is that some users will no longer have to be downloading it because it shows misleading information, and they'll instead make a decision to download a version they do not like, like a

Jamie

Database access and collaboration capabilities for Windows and Linux systems that run on Borland software. Various databases including dBASE, Paradox, Oracle, SQL Server, DB2, Informix, Interbase, and ODBC can also be served by the client's middleware layer, using Borland's own middleware layer, IDAPI.compliant databases. Originally, Borland's language products did not offer this feature, but now it has become part of them.

Harrison

Boradland Database Engine for Windows consists of many libraries that can run all kinds of databases including Paradox, Microsoft Accessradar, and Dbase. Database middleware engines like these play an important role in the market today.