Elevate Software BlogCasual Friday for Week Ending April 9th
Posted by Tim Young on Mon, Apr 12 2010
Last Friday was part of Easter weekend, so I skipped the Casual Friday post. The post this week is a little late due to my having to spend last Thursday and Friday switching my development environment from my old Windows XP Pentium D box to a new Dell XPS 9000. I've been putting off the switch to a new machine for at least a year now, dreading what I would encounter when trying to switch everything from XP to Windows 7. Fortunately, things went fairly smoothly and the most time-consuming portion of the switch was simply transferring the 200+GB of data and programs from the XP machine. The big problem I have now is that all of the ElevateDB and DBISAM performance tests are twice as fast, and so I need to re-adjust my point of reference as to what constitutes "fast".
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DBISAM 4.29 Build 3 Released
Posted by Tim Young on Mon, Mar 29 2010
DBISAM 4.29 Build 3 is now available for download. If you're an existing customer, then you should be receiving an email shortly with download instructions. This build contains bug fixes for several incident reports, which are detailed here. In addition, there are some critical fixes for the DBISAM Database Server included in this build. Please see the release notes provided with the build for more information.
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Where in the World Is...The First Entry!
Posted by Sam Young on Mon, Mar 29 2010
We have our first entry for Where In The World Is ElevateDB. The award for bravery for being one of the first to include his picture goes to Lance Rasmussen, of CDE Software in Seattle, Washington.
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Casual Friday for Week Ending March 26th
Posted by Tim Young on Fri, Mar 26 2010
We've got a new poll up on the home page about updating the existing DBISAM utilities with newer user interfaces, and would appreciate you taking a moment to answer, especially if you're a current DBISAM user. There will be a new DBISAM 4.30 coming out by the end of spring, so we would like some feedback before we make a decision one way or the other.
The DBISAM to ElevateDB migration promotion has been going well again this year, and we're happy to provide an easy route to ElevateDB so that existing DBISAM customers can move forward along with Elevate Software. I'm working on a technical article on migrating from DBISAM and other databases to ElevateDB, so hopefully that will help in the process.
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ADUG Symposium 2010
Posted by Sam Young on Tue, Mar 23 2010
Elevate Software will be offering discounts on all ElevateDB products for attendees of the Australian Delphi Users Group Symposium to be held on March 25 and 26, 2010.
ElevateDB VCL Standard and VCL Standard with Source Code will be discounted 15%, and ElevateDB VCL Client-Server and Client-Server with Source Code will be discounted 20% for symposium attendees.
Contact me via email to request your offer code.
Casual Friday for Week Ending March 19th
Posted by Tim Young on Fri, Mar 19 2010
I missed my Casual Friday post last week due to an, unfortunately, expected 40th birthday. I say "unfortunately" because the birthday was mine.
Cross-Platform Delphi
The Wings of Wind blog has an interesting new post about the possible outcomes of the cross-platform Delphi that has been rumored for some time now:
Delphi 2011 and beyond: The Libraries Ahead
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Posted by Tim Young on Mon, Apr 12 2010
Last Friday was part of Easter weekend, so I skipped the Casual Friday post. The post this week is a little late due to my having to spend last Thursday and Friday switching my development environment from my old Windows XP Pentium D box to a new Dell XPS 9000. I've been putting off the switch to a new machine for at least a year now, dreading what I would encounter when trying to switch everything from XP to Windows 7. Fortunately, things went fairly smoothly and the most time-consuming portion of the switch was simply transferring the 200+GB of data and programs from the XP machine. The big problem I have now is that all of the ElevateDB and DBISAM performance tests are twice as fast, and so I need to re-adjust my point of reference as to what constitutes "fast".
Continued »
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DBISAM 4.29 Build 3 Released
Posted by Tim Young on Mon, Mar 29 2010
DBISAM 4.29 Build 3 is now available for download. If you're an existing customer, then you should be receiving an email shortly with download instructions. This build contains bug fixes for several incident reports, which are detailed here. In addition, there are some critical fixes for the DBISAM Database Server included in this build. Please see the release notes provided with the build for more information.
Continued »
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Where in the World Is...The First Entry!
Posted by Sam Young on Mon, Mar 29 2010
We have our first entry for Where In The World Is ElevateDB. The award for bravery for being one of the first to include his picture goes to Lance Rasmussen, of CDE Software in Seattle, Washington.
Continued »
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Casual Friday for Week Ending March 26th
Posted by Tim Young on Fri, Mar 26 2010
We've got a new poll up on the home page about updating the existing DBISAM utilities with newer user interfaces, and would appreciate you taking a moment to answer, especially if you're a current DBISAM user. There will be a new DBISAM 4.30 coming out by the end of spring, so we would like some feedback before we make a decision one way or the other.
The DBISAM to ElevateDB migration promotion has been going well again this year, and we're happy to provide an easy route to ElevateDB so that existing DBISAM customers can move forward along with Elevate Software. I'm working on a technical article on migrating from DBISAM and other databases to ElevateDB, so hopefully that will help in the process.
Continued »
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ADUG Symposium 2010
Posted by Sam Young on Tue, Mar 23 2010
Elevate Software will be offering discounts on all ElevateDB products for attendees of the Australian Delphi Users Group Symposium to be held on March 25 and 26, 2010.
ElevateDB VCL Standard and VCL Standard with Source Code will be discounted 15%, and ElevateDB VCL Client-Server and Client-Server with Source Code will be discounted 20% for symposium attendees.
Contact me via email to request your offer code.
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Casual Friday for Week Ending March 19th
Posted by Tim Young on Fri, Mar 19 2010
I missed my Casual Friday post last week due to an, unfortunately, expected 40th birthday. I say "unfortunately" because the birthday was mine.
Cross-Platform Delphi
The Wings of Wind blog has an interesting new post about the possible outcomes of the cross-platform Delphi that has been rumored for some time now:
Delphi 2011 and beyond: The Libraries Ahead
Continued »
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