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1 - SQLDirect Welcome   BDE replacement for use with Oracle. http://www.sqldirect-soft.com/index.html   [more pages from this URL]     2 - Griffin Solutions   Delphi and Pascal tools to access and update xBase data files, memos, and indexes. http://www.griffinsolutions.com/   [more pages from this URL]     3 - The Spider Object Database   An object-oriented database system for 16 and 32 bit versions of Delphi. The class library is written entirely in Object Pascal and designed with an open architecture, separating the underlying database from the user's perspective. http://www.intervalsoftware.com/odb.html   [more pages from this URL]     4 - Working with SQL Databases: triggers, rights, procs   Inprise examples of working with RDMS database, via the BDE http://info.borland.com/devsupport/sqllinks/pub-83.html   [more pages from this URL]     5 - Inprise Tech Notes SQL Links Developer Support   Inprise Tech Notes SQL Links Developer Support Web Site http://info.borland.com/devsupport/sqllinks/sqlnoteidx.html   [more pages from this URL]     6 - ODBC Database Engine   Provides access to different types of databases via TDataSet interface. With the use of ODBC DE you can get rid of bulky Borland Database Engine layer. Using this package is fairly simple and easy, only data set classes need to be changed. http://www.itosweb.com/products/odbcde.html   [more pages from this URL]     7 - Tips for DBISAM Users   A brief listing of tips to help developers using Delphi and DBISAM get the most performance out of their DBISAM-based applications. http://www.softwarewithbrains.com/dbisamtips.htm   [more pages from this URL]

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