ElevateDB comes with a tool for creating / modifying the database, SQL testing, creating triggers, stored procedures and functions, views etc. It can also create in-memory tables that interact with external tables in the same way as any other ElevateDB table.
I once wrote a SQL tool for its predecessor DBISAM that can modify/create tables with SQL calls and scripts etc. It can then transfer the SQL to/from Delphi code - www.trader.co.nz/tools - I'm currently (slowly) changing it for ElevateDB and adding graphical (MS Access-like) table manipulation and SQL building. Steve -- Steve Peacocke http://stevepeacocke.blogspot.com/ On 03/07/07, Steve Peacocke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Take a good look at ElevateDB from http://www.elevatesoft.com/ This is a reasonably full SQL compliant database that can compile directly into your code so you don't have to ship anything except your exe program. ElevateDB is the newer version of the old and trusted DBISAM database. It can be set up as standalone database, LAN database, or Client/Server database (Client Server requires distributing a small program that runs on the server), all without recompiling your program. Let the user decide their requirements. I hear that Firebird can also be compiled into your exe file for single user programs. Steve On 03/07/07, Nick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi there :-) > When I create a database application, usually I create a MDB file with > Access (create my tables etc) and then interact with the database in > Delphi using TAdoConnection and TAdoQuery. > > What other standalone database's can I use with Delphi2006 Ent which, I > can ship to the customer without them having to install anything special. > > Just like to see what else is out there which simple to get up and > running. (usually one of my databases contains 2-3 tables etc) > > Cheers > Nick
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