How would a .Net application in C# get access to the data?

Hi Scott,

I am using the ODBC driver (DBISAM at the moment) with C# and .NET with
no problems

Chris Holland

Scott Woods wrote:
> How would a .Net application in C# get access to the data?
>

Scott,

<self-promotion>
You could try our DBISAM ADO.Net Provider. It will, however, require you to
run dbisam server, it cannot access files on disk directly. However, it's
pretty fast, pure C# managed, supports CF, works with both dbisam v3 and v4.

http://www.contextsoft.com/products/dbisamnet/
</self-promotion>

Regards,
Michael

Scott Woods wrote:
> How would a .Net application in C# get access to the data?
>

I used the ADO.NET provider for some time also with no problems, but had
to change to the ODBC driver because we needed local data access connections

Chris Holland

Michael Baytalsky wrote:
> Scott,
>
> <self-promotion>
> You could try our DBISAM ADO.Net Provider. It will, however, require you to
> run dbisam server, it cannot access files on disk directly. However, it's
> pretty fast, pure C# managed, supports CF, works with both dbisam v3 and
> v4.
>
> http://www.contextsoft.com/products/dbisamnet/
> </self-promotion>
>
> Regards,
> Michael
>
> Scott Woods wrote:
>> How would a .Net application in C# get access to the data?
>>

Scott,

<< How would a .Net application in C# get access to the data? >>

Currently you have to use the ODBC.NET data provider and our ODBC driver,
but that will change soon with the release of our native .NET data provider.

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Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com