Data Access Products Appropriate for Use on Web servers
ADOExpress
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Borland / Inprise |
Yes, ADO works well in web server
contexts, as it has build in connection pooling
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Adonis Component Suite
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Cybermagic Productions |
Adonis, based on ADO, is very well
suited to web application; a core design strength of ADO is it
light overhead and support for many simultaneous
threads.
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Apollo
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Vista Software |
Yes, with Apollo
Client-Server
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Diamond ADO
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Timur Islamov |
Yes |
Free ADO DataSet
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Larry Nezar |
Yes |
KaAdo
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Kiril Antonov |
Yes, ADO is very well suited to web
application use
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mODBC
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Savelyev Konstantin |
Yes |
ODBCExpress
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Korbitec |
Yes, as an ODBC-based solution
ODBCExpress benefits from ODBC's Connection Pooling, which is
designed to improve performance in a web server
environment.
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Oledb Direct
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Viatcheslav V. Vassiliev |
Yes |
Note on Web servers:
Often it seems that nearly all computer product, from word processors
to printers to databases, claim to be related to the Web in some way.
In fact, any product listed on this site could
be used in a web application server. However, web application servers,
as they scale up, often require their database to support a high level
of concurrent activity : lots of connections and transactions at the same
time on one server. Microsoft felt this was so important that it
was an important goal in the design of their newest data access solution,
ADO.
Therefore, to be listed in the Web section, a product must have some
kind of special support for use on a web server, which addresses the need
for high concurrency in some way.
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