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<p><B>Author:</B>
<A href="mailto:cmiller@nucentrix.net">Charlie Miller</A>, CEO / Senior Product Developer<BR>
<B>Company:</B>
NextGenTek, Inc. (USA)
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<p>
Since 1997 I have been heavily
involved in SQL database development. The last three
years almost exclusively as a Win32/SQL Server
developer. Most of that development work was done in
ODBC. While ODBC is a powerful tool for application
work, it is
tedious, highly error prone, and time consuming to
use. During a brief programming assignment with JAVA, I became familiar with
JDBC. I was unhappy that a similar kind
of API set was not available to C++
programmers. Then by great fortune I discovered SQLAPI
and realized that it was just what I
had been looking for.</p>
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In June of 2001, my company
began a project to develop a major voice mail / unified
messaging product that would have an extensive SQL
Server database
component supporting both the Win32 GUI and many
NT service programs. SQLAPI was chosen as the development tool for the
database interface. After nine months of programming using
SQLAPI, I wonder how I ever got along
without it. I would never consider going back
to ODBC and with SQLAPI's multi platform support,
I won't have to.</p>
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I
have been purchasing software development tools for more
than 25 years and I can say that the customer support from
SQLAPI has been excellent with quick, informative responses
to my questions. I have no reservations about
strongly recommending SQLAPI to any developer involved in
database application work no matter what the platform
or the database product.</p>
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<p><B>Author:</B>
<A href="mailto:jmorris@rtc-group.com">Jim Morris</A>,
Software Engineer<BR>
<B>Company:</B> Retail Technologies Corporation (USA)
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<p>
I first discovered SQLAPI++
in early 2001 when searching for an easy way to add
ODBC and SQL capabilities to the applications that Retail Technologies
Corporation develops. At the time, I has been learning exactly how
painful and tedious it is to write native ODBC
code myself, and I knew that that had to be a
better way of doing things. An additional consideration at the time was
future portability of our current Windows applications to Linux in the
future. SQLAPI++ has served both of these needs very well.</p>
<P>SQLAPI++ provides a very well thought out C++ class library for
database access, offering not just ODBC, but native access to just
about all major databases. Additionally, SQLAPI++ is available
for both the Windows and Linux platforms - with source code
included. Using SQLAPI++, I have been able to take advantage
of SQL (and ODBC) with much less programming effort than might have
otherwise been required. This has helped reduce the time to market
for the products that I am developing. Furthermore, I have
found the technical support and customer service to be second to
none. Any time that I have run into issues or had questions, I
have found the staff at SQLAPI++ to be very responsive, always
willing to go that extra mile to help.</P>
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<p><B>Author:</B>
<A href="mailto:malcolmf@modcomp.co.uk">Malcolm Fisher</A>,
Internet Development
Consultant<BR>
<B>Company:</B> Modcomp
Limited (UK)
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I have found SQLAPI++ to be a most useful development tool.
It has quickly enabled our own product to support a variety
of SQL Databases using a universal approach. Previously we
had to use various different mechanisms to access
databases. The library has proved itself on both Windows
and UNIX platforms to be well written, easy to use and stable.</p>
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<p><B>Author:</B>
<A href="mailto:thomas@mediamatic.se">Thomas Borg</A>, Senior
Software Developer and
Architect<BR>
<B>Company:</B> Mediamatic
Systems AB (Sweden)
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<p>
I have never found a better API to use to access
the databases my customers use and me. The API is
very simple to use and it doesn't matter if you're
using MS SQL, Oracle or some other RDBMS. You will
get up and running really fast. This one is great.
I highly recommend this to anyone that needs to
access an RDBMS.</p>
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<p><B>Author:</B>
<A href="mailto:Delvotec@fastrun.at">Obermayr Johann</A>, software
development and network
administrator<BR>
<B>Company:</B> F&K
Delvotec Bondtechnik GmbH&CoKG (Austria)
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<p>
It's a great tool.</p>
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<p><B>Author:</B>
<A href="mailto:yingli@infoview.com.cn">YingLi</A>, Advanced
System
Engineer<BR>
<B>Company:</B> Centell
Kindom Technologies Corporation Shanghai Branch (China)
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<p>
Now we use SQLAPI on 3
platforms: Windows, SGI IRIX, Sun Solaris.<BR>
SQLAPI is great! It decreases DB programming work
from N*M (N platforms, M databases) to almost one.
In our environment, we use Informix and Oracle on IRIX,
SQL Server and Oracle on Win2000, Sybase on Solaris.
Previously, I used ODBC++ on Windows platform, now I am
migrating to SQLAPI++.</p>
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<p><B>Author:</B>
<A href="mailto:jliebman@asapofga.com">Jory Liebman</A>, Systems
Programmer<BR>
<B>Company:</B> AS/AP
of Georgia, Inc. (USA)<BR>
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<p>
Product is
well-designed and easy to use. Support response is
excellent. Documentation good, but would be improved
by a more comprehensive set of sample
code stuff. I WOULD recommend the product to others.</p>
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<p><B>Author:</B>
<A href="mailto:Jeff.Kish@mro.com">Jeff Kish</A>, Lead Software Engineer<BR>
<B>Company:</B> MRO
Software (USA)<BR>
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<p>
The SQLAPI support system is as good as any I have
ever encountered. Most questions have been resolved
very quickly. The SQLAPI product is responsible for
minimizing the support load on our development folks
for our product that formerly used the Oracle Pro*c
precompiler. This enabled us to have less worry about
which Oracle client the customer is using, and allowed
us to support Oracle and MS SQL Server successfully with
a single code base.
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