TurboDB VCL Component Library Differences between BDE and TurboDB |
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• | TurboDB uses its own file format. This means you must convert your tables as described in "Porting BDE Applications to TurboDB". |
• | TurboDB does not support SQL servers. If you want to port an application to TurboDB that uses BDE to access a SQL server you have to create TurboDB table files for your data as described in "Porting BDE Applications to TurboDB". |
• | TurboDB does not support some of the field types available with the BDE. These field types are: ftWord, ftCurrency, ftBCD, ftParadoxOle, ftDBaseOle, ftTypedBinary, ftCursor, ftFixedChar, ftADT, ftArray, ftReference, ftDataSet, ftOraBlob, ftOraClob, ftVariant, ftInterface, ftIDispatch |
• | There is no TSession object with TurboDB. Like dbExpress and other Delphi database technologies TurboDB uses connection objects (TTdbDatabase) for managing the connection. |
• | The localization support of TurboDB works by setting a windows collation. |