ANN: UniDirect .NET Data Provider First Release

From: Core Lab (info_at_crlab.com)
Date: 03/17/04 

Date: Wed, 17 Mar 2004 11:28:06 +0200

Core Lab company has recently announced first release of UniDirect .NET,
data provider to universal data access to different databases for the
Microsoft .NET Framework. It supports most of major database servers
such as Microsoft SQL Server, Oracle, DB2, MySQL, PostgreSQL and others
through OLE DB and ODBC. The provider is completely based on ADO.NET
technology and can be used in the same way as the SQL Server .NET or
the OLE DB .NET Data Provider. At the same time UniDirect .NET doesn't
implement database specific access layer for all databases, it uses
native ADO.NET providers and based on their functionality.

The main feature of the provider is an access to multiple database servers
at the same code. With UniDirect.NET it is possible to avoid writing
conditional code for different providers or using ADO.NET interfaces
directly.
Also UniDirect .NET realized full support of design-time development and
integration with development IDE that allows to reduce development time.

UniDirect .NET is shipped with support for set of most popular data
providers.
Also it is possible to use other providers to access new database or
provider.

UniDirect .NET works with .NET Framework 1.1, and can be used with
Visual Studio .NET 2003, Borland Delphi 8, Borland C#Builder 1.0.

UniDirect .NET Data Provider is licensed per a developer and registered
users can deploy run-time assemblies with executable applications without
royalty fee.
Free support is provided for registered users.

UniDirect .NET Data Provider costs $99.

Trial version is available for free download
at http://www.crlab.com/unidirect/download.html

For more information on UniDirect .NET Data Provider, contact Core Lab,
Web: http://www.crlab.com/unidirect
Email: unidirect@crlab.com

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