VISOCO BDP.NET for Sybase ASE 1.0

Whats new in version 1.0:
VISOCO BDP.NET for Sybase ASE ver.1.0.1 released.

Publisher review:
VISOCO BDP.NET for Sybase ASE is a BDP.NET provider that allows a developer to get direct access to Sybase ASE from applications based on Borland Delphi and C# Builder.

VISOCO BDP.NET for Sybase ASE implements all interfaces and objects required by the Borland Data Providers for .NET technology, such as ISQLConnection, ISQLCommand, ISQLCursor for basic runtime data-access functionalities and ISQLMetaData, ISQLSchemaCreate and the ISQLResolver interfaces.

VISOCO BDP.NET for Sybase ASE provides:

* High performance data-access architecture
* Easy installation and distribution
* Extended ADO.NET architecture
* Advanced interfaces for metadata, schema creation, data migration

VISOCO BDP.NET for Sybase ASE directly supports Borland Delphi for .NET 8 and Borland C# Builder 8 and is developed in C# with 100% managed code.

VISOCO BDP.NET for Sybase ASE costs from $99.95, has flexible prices and doesn't require
any additional royalty fees.
Requirements:
Microsoft .NET Framework

Operating system:
Win95,Win98,WinME,WinXP,WinNT 4.x,Windows2000,Windows2003

Limitations:
You can use it during 30 days. Trial version can execute up to 1000 queries in all connections.

Release notes:
New Release

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