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Sourcecode of database applications

Hi everybody,

as I am pretty new to Delphi and databases, I was wondering why there
are so rare sourcecodes of database applications. I am looking for
small examples, like a phone or address database in Delphi.
The examples which come with the Delphi package aren't very helpful.
Often Delphi database books only show tricks, but not the rest. Does
anybody have an idea? Thanx.

Tschau, Oli.

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On Wed, 12 Jan 2000 00:52:50 GMT, tri...@my-deja.com wrote:
>as I am pretty new to Delphi and databases, I was wondering why there
>are so rare sourcecodes of database applications. I am looking for
>small examples, like a phone or address database in Delphi.
>The examples which come with the Delphi package aren't very helpful.
>Often Delphi database books only show tricks, but not the rest. Does
>anybody have an idea? Thanx.

Most of the database operations are accommodated by calls to methods built
into the database, dataset, and data control classes. This leaves little
real need for source code in simpler applications. There are situations
that require additional code to implement some specific action. Questions
on these very specific topics should be asked here in the newsgroup and can
be answered on a case-by-case basis, taking into consideration the context
of the question to the application.

In general, though, you will find the lion's share of database source
examples in the Database Developer's Guide section of the online help. In
the table of contents, navigate to the topic title "Developing Database
Applications." All topics contained in this section pertain to database
programming (and there are a *lot* of topics).

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 > Most of the database operations are accommodated by calls to methods
built
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> into the database, dataset, and data control classes. This leaves
little
> real need for source code in simpler applications. There are
situations
> that require additional code to implement some specific action.
Questions
> on these very specific topics should be asked here in the newsgroup
and can
> be answered on a case-by-case basis, taking into consideration the
context
> of the question to the application.

> In general, though, you will find the lion's share of database source
> examples in the Database Developer's Guide section of the online
help. In
> the table of contents, navigate to the topic title "Developing
Database
> Applications." All topics contained in this section pertain to
database
> programming (and there are a *lot* of topics).

Hi Steve,

thanks for that tip. That will help.

Bye, Oli.

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