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NexusDB
NexusDB is a relational commercial database engine for the Delphi, C++ Builder and .NET programming languages created by NexusDB Pty Ltd. It was developed as a successor to the TurboPower FlashFiler system for Delphi (still available for free download ). The database engine supports the SQL:2003 standard alongside Core SQL functionality as well as direct cursor-based data access. NexusDB also provides database connectors for easy access from various development and application environments: * ADO.NET Provider for Visual Studio; supports Windows, Android, iOS, Mac OS X targets * ODBC/CLI Driver for Windows * PHP Connector for Windows The website has a Client/Server trial edition and an online manual. A free version (without source code) for embedded/single user can be downloaded via the GetIt tool in Rad Studio XE8 or newer. An SQL-based third-party database development tool, Database Workbench, has been developed by Upscene Productions. Third-party support exists for Fast Report and ReportBuilder reporting tools.
Article summary
NexusDB is a relational commercial database engine for the Delphi, C++ Builder and .NET programming languages created by NexusDB Pty Ltd. It was developed as a successor to the TurboPower FlashFiler system for Delphi (still available for free download ). The database engine supports the SQL:2003 standard alongside Core SQL functionality as well as direct cursor-based data access. NexusDB also provides database connectors for easy access from various development and application environments: * ADO.NET Provider for Visual Studio; supports Windows, Android, iOS, Mac OS X targets * ODBC/CLI Driver for Windows * PHP Connector for Windows The website has a Client/Server trial edition and an online manual. A free version (without source code) for embedded/single user can be downloaded via the GetIt tool in Rad Studio XE8 or newer. An SQL-based third-party database development tool, Database Workbench, has been developed by Upscene Productions. Third-party support exists for Fast Report and ReportBuilder reporting tools.
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- Summarise the article in your own words. Which single claim would you verify first, and why?
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- If two sources disagreed about one of these facts, what would you need in order to trust one over the other?
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