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1 total messages Started by Sergiy Korzh Thu, 16 Mar 2006 11:36
ANN: EasyQuery.NET WebForms 1.0.0 - FREE user-friendly query builder for your ASP.NET web-site
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Author: Sergiy Korzh
Date: Thu, 16 Mar 2006 11:36
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We are proud to announce EasyQuery.NET WebForms edition version 1.0.0 release.

EasyQuery.NET WebForms edition allows you to establish user-friendly data
searching and filtration interface on your ASP.NET web-site.
It gives your users an ability to describe their requests in natural language
instead of complicated SQL or QBE statements.
Unlike other query builders that require from users some knowledge about
relational database concept, tables, views, etc, our solution allows to operate
with simple and understandable entities and predicates.

We are sure that Easy Query will be useful for any ASP.NET web-site that works
with some database and allows its visitors to search or filter data.

To see how it works please visit online demostration web-page at:
http://www.easyquerydemo.com

For more information about Easy Query solution see:
http://devtools.korzh.com/eq/

To learn more about EasyQuery.NET WebForms edition and to download its demo
version go:
http://devtools.korzh.com/eq/dotnet/


Demo version of EasyQuery.NET WebForms edition can be FREELY used on
non-commercial web-sites.
To use it on other types of site you should register EasyQuery.NET WebForms
first. Registration includes one year technical support and free upgrades. If
you buy it before end of March you will get $50 discount for single license. So
hurry up!
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With the best regards, EasyQuery.NET team.
http://devtools.korzh.com
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