Re: Need Info about Zeos Components

From: Dmitry Arefiev [gs-soft.ru] (darefiev_at_gs-soft.ru)
Date: 10/25/03 

Date: Sat, 25 Oct 2003 23:25:37 +0400

> dbExpress is early technology and is still buggy.

Not so buggy, if properly use it. Actually, as with any
other software product ... Is not ?

Also, new betta version is accessible in CodeCentral.
It makes a lot of things working stable.

And a lot of issues comes out of MySQL. I was talking
with developers and 3d party developers and maked
a lot of own experiments ... Time to think Open Source
software is not stable <g>

Regards
Dmitry 

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Arioch /BDV/ wrote:
> The stars so gaily glistened... (Sat, 25 Oct 2003 11:52:38 +0330 @399)
> ...while the fading voice of A. whispered through the darkness:
> 
>> If yes ,How much  are they safe for doing a large project (with
>> mysql&delphi).
>> Are they better than dbexpress or not?
> 
> dbExpress is early technology and is still buggy.
> If You need generic technology - use ADO.
> If You need speed - use native components, just made for mySQL and Delphi
> and nothing extra.

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