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Dynamic SQL Framework (Sql Object Model)

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Dynamic SQL framework eases dynamic SQL generation by providing a convinient Object Model for constructing database indpenedent SQL queries. Current version supports, complex queries, Paging and Cross Tabs (Pivot Tables)

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Database, Software Development

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GNU General Public License version 2.0 (GPLv2)

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Developers

Programming Language

C#

Registered

2004-12-24

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