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Using Delphi data-aware components - pros and cons

Asked 2011-01-18T09:41:04.757
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I want to know your opinion about using data-aware components in projects. Which are the 'strength' and 'weak' points of developing applications(win32 and web), by using Delphi and data-aware components(from Delphi's standard suite or third-party)?

Using FireBird I've worked a lot with IBObjects, which are a mature suite of components and worked very well.

But there are also a lot of other RDBMS (MySQL, MSSQL, DB2, Oracle, SQLite, Nexus, Paradox, Interbase, FireBird etc). If you have developed big projects, on which you've used a lot data-aware components please answer with the database type and data-aware components suite name.

I'm also interested on DB2 (AS400). What components have you used with success, or which components are really a pain to work with?

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You can use Unidac which supports many database servers, including Firebird (that i use) and has very nice features.

Coupled with Remobject SDK you will have a nice combination of n-tier architecture and database abstraction.

answered 2011-01-18T11:11:17.683

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