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WINDEV lets you use the database(s) of your choice: HyperFileSQL of course, the powerful database that comes with WinDev, but also other databases on the market. Most of the databases can be accessed through native access, resulting in better performance (additional module). This is total openness, the assurance of being able to interface with any existing code.
This poster explains universal access to WINDEV data.
Generate queries Illustration of the power of the WINDEV RAD tool: it knows your data structures, therefore it knows how to create the corresponding queries.
WINDEV can read and write in all the databases, using native access, OLE DB or ODBC.
WINDEV is open, and integrates perfectly with your existing Information System.
If your third-party database supports stored procedures, your WinDev application supports them as well!
Client/Server development is very simple with WINDEV, because on top of the SQL commands, the 5GL commands from the "HRead*" family are also supported. This makes your source code more independent from the database, and programming more flexible.
WINDEV is the ideal tool for accessing all kinds of data. The full integration of the database structure in the environment allows for incredibly fast development: each module knows the data you're working with.
WINDEV offers a 5th generation language totally suited for managing databases. A command such as ScreenToFile corresponds to hundreds of lines of traditional code! ScreenToFile assigns the values from the window's controls into the corresponding database fields. No risk of forgetting anything for the developer, no maintenance when the application changes, a simple and reliable line of code. That is how data should be managed: without any risk.
The WINDEV Client/Server mode is implemented in the WINDEV kernel, and therefore is extremely fast. WINDEV supports all the major databases in the market, using the same programming.
WINDEV gives you the ability to replicate different databases: this makes it easy for different applications to interact. For example, you can easily replicate an Oracle database onto a HyperFileSQL database.
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