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Tool for regular and comfortable backup of FireBird databases

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  • unlimited number of local/remote databases for backup
  • unlimited number of Windows/Linux servers (FB 2.1, 2.5, 3.0 and 4.0 are supported)
  • option for managing multiple backups for one database
  • optional ZIP compression and FTP transfer of backups
  • running as an application or as a service
  • lifetime license only USD 40
Company Products

Total 2 products

TKeyboard v.1.0.0

Components > System > Keys and Keyboard

By Sarix.

Shareware 11 Sep 2006

Description

TKeyboard displays a virtual on-screen keyboard that can completely replace the hardware keyboard. TKeyboard is especially usefull when writing Touch-Screen applications. The layout of the keyboard is defined using the build in, WYSIWYG layout editor. TKeyboard generates an event for each key pressed. Every descendent of TWinControl can be linked to TKeyboard and will then automatically get messages for the keys pressed.

Available also as a VCL.Net component for Delphi 8.

Informations

  • Status: Trial (work while IDE is running)
  • Source: On purchase/registration
  • price: $66
  • Size: 174kB

Platforms: D5, D6, D7, CB6

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TMGDBSession Cache v.1.0

DB-Aware Components > DB Access > Other

By Sarix.

Freeware + source 15 May 2000

Description

TMGDBSessionCache caches database sessions along with a TDatabase component. TMGDBSessionCache was written for 3-Tier database applications where normally each new thread in the middle tier has to create a new session and connect to the database. Connecting to the database, especially to SQL servers, takes a certain amount of time. If an application constists of several remote datamodules that each serve one client a lot of connecting / disconnecting from the database is necessary.

MGDBSessionCache solves this problem by creating a certain amount of sessions along with TDatabase components attached to the sessions at program start. Threads can request a session from TMGDBSessionCache and will get the session name and the database name to be used in return. The returned session is already connected to the database and ready to use. When a thread has done its database jobs and no longer needs a session, the thread releases the session so TMGDBSessionCache can reuse it.

Informations

  • Status: Fully functional
  • Source: Included
  • Size: 8kB

Platforms: CB3, CB4, CB5, D2, D3, D4, D5

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