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Article #1029Re: BCB5 Pro vs. BCB5 Enterprise
From: Monty Manley
Date: Thu, 06 Jul 2000 00:00
Date: Thu, 06 Jul 2000 00:00
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You'll need the Enterprise version; the Pro edition does not (AFAIK) contain the MIDAS components (needed for middle-tier development) or ADO controls. Problem: the Enterprise version is very costly, on the order of $2500 or more. "Terri Popson" <tpopson@shot.com> wrote in message news:8k22ks$2mr10@bornews.borland.com... > I currently have Builder 4 and am ready to upgrade. The application I need > to write is a multi-tiered database application (possibly SQL Server) using > ADO. Can I do this with the Professional version or do I need the > Enterprise version. > > I guess my primary question is can I create distributed database > applications with Builder C++ 5 Professional. > > Thanks, > Terri Popson > tpopson@shot.com > > >
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