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TDBF is a native dBASE III+, dBase IV and dBase 2k data access component for Delphi, BCB, Kylix, FreePascal. It allows you to create very compact database programs which don't need any special installer programs. The DB engine code is compiled right into your executable.
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TC SQL Plugin
Total Commander FS plugin for access to server and local databases
Total Commander FS plugin provides an access to the objects of server-based and local databases that can be connected to using Microsoft ADO technology: OLE DB providers (MS SQL Server, Oracle, DB2, Sybase, InterBase, MySQL, MS Access) and ODBC drivers (Paradox, dBASE, FoxPro, Excel, CSV). - Creates new connection in simple visual mode. - Connection login and password can be stored encrypted. - Display of database objects as TC hierarchy. - Shows table descriptions (CREATE TABLE... -... -
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dQuery is a general database query tool like the Microsoft Query. It provide a general query function and some extra ability such like export to Excel (not save as excel files), export to HTML, XML ... Another feature is that it use the ADO technology, This project is renamed to "QueryD" on 2013/5/12 because dBase (http://www.dbase.com/) claim they register "dQuery" on July 31st, 2002
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