Other PMappers
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Building your own PMapper is easy.
Building your own PMapper is easy.


We have several additional PMappers not in the official build that you can download from here:
We have several additional PMappers, not in the official build, you can download from here: https://www.capableobjects.com/xdownloads/PMsNotInOfficialBuild2014/


https://www.capableobjects.com/xdownloads/PMsNotInOfficialBuild2014/
In this download, you will find:
 
In this download you will find:
* Firebird
* Firebird
* Dbx
* Dbx
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* Sybase
* Sybase
* Bdp
* Bdp
If your DB is not already available in this list or among the ones included in the standard build - it is easy to build your own - use one of the above as pattern.
If your DB is not already available on this list or among the ones included in the standard build, it is easy to build your own. Use one of the above as a pattern.
 
All databases that have an ADO-based driver in .net are easy to fix up to work with MDriven. There are subtle differences in the database SQL dialects, and most of the variations can be found in the samples given above once you look at the code.
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Latest revision as of 07:53, 17 June 2024

Building your own PMapper is easy.

We have several additional PMappers, not in the official build, you can download from here: https://www.capableobjects.com/xdownloads/PMsNotInOfficialBuild2014/

In this download, you will find:

  • Firebird
  • Dbx
  • Blackfish
  • Mimer
  • NexusDB
  • Sybase
  • Bdp

If your DB is not already available on this list or among the ones included in the standard build, it is easy to build your own. Use one of the above as a pattern.

All databases that have an ADO-based driver in .net are easy to fix up to work with MDriven. There are subtle differences in the database SQL dialects, and most of the variations can be found in the samples given above once you look at the code.

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