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Daniel Piperno |
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Estou agora testando o produto
SQLRDD com a versão Borland e me
parece ser um grande produto.
Parabéns! |
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Uruguay |
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Reinaldo Henrique
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Aproveitei o final de semana para
fazer alguns testes com mais calma e
tempo, no SQLRDD... confeço que
fiquei impressionado pela excelente
performance e pela versatilidade que
detectei!
Fiz um teste em um banco de dados
com mais de 700.000 registros,
fazendo uma pesquisa o máximo
eficiente possível: o resultado foi
muito rápido, e portanto eficiente.
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Brasil |
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Renato Benedetti
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Como disse há algum tempo atrás num
post..
Se existe uma varinha de condão para
fazer algum milagre pelos
programadores
e sistemas desenvolvidos em clipper
o nome é xHarbour-SQLRDD
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Brasil |
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Anônimo |
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Estou muito feliz de ver que a
condição SET FILTER TO está agora
traduzida como parte da cláusula
WHERE nas frases SQL. Isso deve
incrementar a performance
sensivelmente das nossas aplicações.
Obrigado Marcelo, por um grande e
melhorado SQLRDD! |
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Via xHarbour
Newsgroups |
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Peter
Kohler
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Also well done on
your continued
enthusiasm for and
driving of Xhb, the
product really is
serving our business
well and we are very
happy! |
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South Africa
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Erol
Karazincir
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I already love this
thing. I wished I knew
about it 4 years ago. I
would have switched
another major app (also
15 years old) using
xHarbour. I already
recompiled the app here
and am running
pre-production tests
with the demo version. I
am waiting for one of
the owners to return to
get authorization to buy
the Enterprise edition.
You have no idea how
excited I am to find
xHarbour. I have been
test-driving and testing
platforms ranging from
.Net/C# to LAMP Stack to
you-name-it-I-tried-it.
With xHarbour, I am just
at home with my 20 years
of xBase experience and
I still get the benefits
of event-driven, SQL, OO
programming and I can
even convert the systems
to Linux.
Believe it or not, my
challenge now is to
cross-engineer an
xBase++ app to xHarbour.
Luckily, half the code
is the GUI, which is a
snap in Visual xHarbour
and looks 100 years
better! |
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United States
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Chris
Gillard
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xHarbour Builder has
been good news for me &
I have moved half of my
installed apps over to
it. Customers report an
improvement in speed & I
get less support calls.
It has allowed me to add
exporting to excel
spreadsheet direct,
instead of to .csv. It
has also allowed me to
add pdf output as well,
via PageScript.
Most importantly we do
not need the Novell
client on all PC's as we
can now use ADS under
TCP/IP ... big
improvement.
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United Kingdom
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Robert
Campsmith
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I have over 225,000
lines of former Clipper
5.2e converted using
xHarbour. It is a
console app and the
screen updates are
remarkably faster. My
app uses as many as 70
tables and maybe 150
indexes at the same
time. EVERYTHING is
faster on my XP box than
the Clipper compiled
app. I have a few brave
customers field testing
and they are very happy
about the speed --
especially on XP.
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United States
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Leo
Nicholson
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This stuff is
outstanding.
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Texas, United States
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Joe
Wright
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... I today got
xbuildw playing on the
office machine and made
a minor test. I have a
membership file
(eligmbrs.dbf) which is
about 700 MB large with
about 1.4 million rows.
As a performance test I
would index this file on
a particular field,
family_id, which is a
six-character not in
natural order in the
file.
On my setup at work,
VisualFoxPro 6.0 reports
105 seconds. Clipper
5.3b reports 52 seconds.
xHarbour reports 20
seconds.
Now I'm going to do a
lot more testing. If I
can prove to myself that
xHarbour does .dbf stuff
five times faster that
VFP does in general, I
will become VERY
involved in this great
product.
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Virginia, United States
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Jose
Roberto
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I already bought the
professional edition. I
finished the convertion
from clipper to xharbour
+ wvw in just one week
and it's working very
fine. |
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Manaus, Brazil
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Julio
Cesar Cantillo Molina
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BTW, thanks for the
great work you've done
so far. I'm a very happy
xHarbour user. There's
plenty of room for
improvement, of curse,
but things get better
and better with each
release.
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Bucaramanga, Colombia
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Jose
Roberto
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Once again, Visual
xHarbour is the best
option to move from
Clipper out to start
REAL windows
programming. I'm loving
it! :o) |
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Manaus, Brazil
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Gerald
Drouillard
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I have 40+ concurrent
users with no DBFCDX
problems. Przemek has
done a wonderful job
with the database.
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Michigan, United States
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Gale Ford
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We use xHarbour + FWH
+ DBFCDX with about 60+
total users with about
40 of those on Citrix.
Citrix uses terminal
services but adds
features like a server
farm and load balancing.
The remote machines can
be just about any kind
of device, even pda.
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Texas, United States
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Bapu
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Yesterday, I have
convert my old clipper
base application with
xharboour. The programe
execution speed is
increase dramatically.
Thanks to all
Developers.
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Kin, Egypt |
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Stupar
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My new test POS
application working 10
months without
reindexing. xHarbour
DBFCDX, GTWVW on Win98
network 2 PC.
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Novi Sad, Serbia and
Montenegro |
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Bruce
Rowe:
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About SQLRDD: BTW I
like your product. The
more I am working with
the RDD, the better I
like how you handle the
conversion of Clipper
code. In particular, I
like the way you work
around 2 problems: lack
of a record number and
lack of a sort order.
Your solution is both
clever and is fast.
Another excellent part
is the ability to
connect to all
databases.
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California, United
States |
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Rick
Lipkin:
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xHarbour is the BEST
product I have seen and
the 'open source' market
place is truly turning a
lot of CIO heads,
opening up many
possibilities.
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Irmo South Carolina,
United States
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Tim Stone
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Thank you. Your
consistant support is
greatly appreciated.
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Trabuco Canyon
California, United
States |
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Jose A.
Leon Tellez
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PD: God bless you all
for the terrific work
you're doing ...
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Bucaramanga, Colombia
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Leo
Nicholson
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Have watched 1st
movie. My problem has
been trying to use this
after studies of Visual
Basic, Access VBA, etc.
xHarbour is so much
easier and straight
forward that I will have
to unlearn things. I can
now see that this is
made for me!
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Sugar Land Texas, United
States |
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Robb
Hlawek
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So far as what
Clipper does: I don't
know any more, I stopped
using Clipper shortly
after I finished porting
all my old code to use
xHarbour and that was a
while ago ;-)
Seriously, I don't even
have Clipper installed
anywhere any longer so I
can't even test it.
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Alpharetta Georgia,
United States
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Aardvark
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xHarbour has given
new life to the core
applications at the
company I work for. The
reindexing speed under
xHarbour's DBFCDX was a
very pleasant surprise,
amongst other noteworthy
improvements xHarbour
have implemented for the
Clipper language.
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Canterbury, United
Kingdom |
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Gene
Stempel, Design
Solutions
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IMHO I want to go on
record stating that
(x)Harbour is the best
Clipper migration
tool/Development Product
I have found. I had real
concerns with the
impending Clipper brick
wall. I tried Alaska's
xBase++, but technical
support from their
compensated staff was
not nearly as good as
the free support
available from xHarbour.
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Bruce
Rowe
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One big advantage of
xHarbour is that you can
get a native SQLRDD
driver. It takes almost
all the pain out of the
conversion process.
Right now I'm looking at
a conversion process to
go from VFP tables to a
MySQL back end. It will
be a lot of work in VFP.
With the SQLRDD driver,
I got the project done
in a couple days.
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Seaside California,
United States
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