ANN: New Version of 1.09 of ElevateDB VCL and DAC Available

Elevate Software has announced the 1.09 release of the ElevateDB VCL and DAC products at http://www.elevatesoft.com

As of the 1.08 release, ElevateDB now includes Unicode support for the Borland Developer Studio 2006 and CodeGear RAD Studio 2007 C++Builder personalities, along with design-time integration for the ElevateDB .NET Data Provider in both the Visual Studio 2005 and Visual Studio 2008 IDEs. Please review the release notes provided with the download setup program or the version history on this web site for more information on the items corrected and changed in this release.

ElevateDB is an embedded SQL database engine that can be compiled directly into your application* and offers local single and multi-user access (file-sharing) and client-server access with the provided ElevateDB server. ElevateDB can switch between these modes of operation quickly, requiring just a few application changes. ElevateDB adheres to a subset of the SQL 2003 standard (ANSI/ISO 9075).

ElevateDB is can be used with the following development environments with the access methods indicated:

Environments Access Method
Borland Delphi 5, 6, 7 VCL
ODBC driver (via ODBC API)

Borland C++Builder 5,6 VCL
ODBC driver (via ODBC API)

Borland Developer Studio 2005 Win32 VCL
ODBC driver (via ODBC API)
ODBC.NET data provider (via ODBC driver)

Borland Developer Studio 2006 Win32 VCL
ODBC driver (via ODBC API)
ODBC.NET data provider (via ODBC driver)

CodeGear RAD Studio 2007 Win32 VCL
ODBC driver (via ODBC API)
VCL.NET
ODBC.NET data provider (via ODBC driver)

Microsoft Visual Studio 6 ODBC driver (via ODBCDirect)

Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2002 ODBC.NET data provider (via ODBC driver)

Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2003 ODBC.NET data provider (via ODBC driver)

Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2005 ODBC.NET data provider (via ODBC driver)
ADO.NET data provider (100% managed code)

Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2008 ODBC.NET data provider (via ODBC driver)
ADO.NET data provider (100% managed code)

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