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DelphiORM - Object Relational Mapping / Persistence Frameworks for Delphi
<p>in <a Tools / Components</i></a> :: Working with database data in Delphi can be really simple. Drop a TQuery on a form, set the SQL property, set Active and, voila, your database data in a DBGrid. Ok, you do need a TDataSource and a connection to a database, but just a few clicks away.</p>
<p>Now you want to insert, update and delete data. also easy but can get messy. You fight with the corect SQL syntax, but finally have it laid out correctly.</p>
<p>You introduce new tables, tables change in design ... and your simple task becomes slightly cumbersome :(</p>
<p>Can all this be done easily? The answer is yes: use an ORM</p>
<p>Read the <b>full list</b> to to locate your <b><a - Object Relational Mapping / Persistence Frameworks for Delphi</a></b>
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<li><a Database Applications in Delphi</a></li>
<li><a DB Aware Controls</a></li>
</ul><p 1px solid - Object Relational Mapping / Persistence Frameworks for Delphi</a> originally appeared on <a Delphi Programming</a> on Tuesday, February 9th, 2010 at 03:47:01.</p><p><a | <a | <a - Object Relational Mapping / Persistence Frameworks for this</a></p>
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