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| Rating: 1 | | | Total Hits - 287 | | | | blueshell Active Tables are much more than a database grid!
blueshell Active Tables are designed to connect Visual Basic 5/6 as well as all the languages of .NET (like C#, VB.NET and J#) to various databases including Oracle, MS SQL Server, MySQL, Jet and more.
With only a few entries, you may design your database client using ADO. You can also build table grids and table forms as well.
blueshell Active Tables allows you to develop reliable and easy-to-use database applications in no time at all!
"blueshell Active Tables for .NET" needs the .NET Framework available free from Microsoft. Microsoft Visual Studio .NET is recommended and richly supported.
"blueshell Active Tables for .NET" are the easy way to connect databases in the .NET framework! "blueshell Active Tables for ActiveX" are included for use with Visual Basic 5+6 or with other ActiveX frameworks.
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Advantages of blueshell Active Tables
ADVANCED GRAPHICAL USER INTERFACE
- The user may switch between grid view and form view
- Supports inserting and deleting records and undo changes by graphical interface
- Supports sorts and filters at SQL level
- Enables Finds as well as Goto record number
- Supports checkboxes and datepickers in both views
- Multi-language: English and German built-in, other languages customizable
ADVANCED CONNECTIVITY
- Observes table relationships by automatic linking between different Active Tables
- Based on ADO
- Supports VB6's DataEnvironment as well as direct SQL statements
- Allows linkage of blueshell's controls, .NET controls and of custom controls to the form view
- Can be a .NET data source
ADVANCED DEVELOPMENT
- No rapid generating with hard editing but rapid generating and easy editing
- Supports Visual development
- Rich support of Visual Studio for .NET
- bAt Master Add-In for Visual Basic 5+6
More info on http://www.blueshell.com | | | http://www.blueshell.com | Last Updated on 7/2/2008 6:15:00 PM |
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