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Finally!! SQLIO
Looking to transition your flat file applications to a database? Read on...
In the information age, data is king. Simple and efficient access to that data is paramount for a business to succeed.
As the leading provider of PL/B Language tools and products, Sunbelt has always been at the forefront of data access techniques.
Our rich history of data access uniquely positions Sunbelt as a valuable partner
in your software strategies today and in the future.
With the 9.4 release of Sunbelt's PL/B language products, the SQLite database engine was added. Users
had requirements for database support and SQLite provided a great solution. This "built in" and "zero administration"
database engine meant that programs could easily create and maintain databases using the existing database verbs
that have been a part of the language for years. And since the engine is a part of the runtime, no other software
was required.
And now today, Sunbelt announces the next step in this evolutionary process - SQLIO. This language enhancement provides
access to data in SQLite, MySql, or SqlServer databases using the PL/B language verbs originally designed
for flat file support. Now thousands of PL/B application programs that currently access files by
performing Opens, Reads, Writes, Updates, and Deletes can quickly be transformed into database applications
without having to be rewritten. SQLIO provides the connection to the database and the necessary translations
for a verb such as READ to a database SQL SELECT statement. Sales opportunities previously missed because
application packages did not store the data in a database are now easily in reach of the PL/B
programmer.
How difficult is it to move an application to SQLIO? You simply enable SQLIO in the runtime's configuration file,
describe the database and the application files in a schema database,
and make a small modification to the program's Open or Prepare statement. That's it! All IO destined
for the defined file will now be directed to the database. Sunbelt even supplies a GUI tool (the SchemaEditor)
to make generation maintenance of the schema file much easier.
See for yourself! Take a few minutes and walk through this conversion of the address demo program.
With the addition of SQLIO, Sunbelt has provided still more capabilities to the PL/B language community. No other
language product provides as many methods to access data as Sunbelt. The SQLIO product is unique in
that it provides a simple method to transition a program from flat files to a database without the need
to redesign the application.
Install the upcoming 9.5 version of Sunbelt's PL/B Language products and give SQLIO a try with your applications.
You will be amazed at how simple the whole process really is.
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