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Delphi and Paradox Tables?
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I have not used Delphi since it's initial 32 bit release, however you could manipulate paradox tables (they were, in fact, the preferred tables) back then and I assume nothing has changed.
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"Do not delve too deeply in the arts of your enemy and so become ensnared by them"
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soks2626,
Yes, it's definitely possible, though I'm not sure I'd say Paradox was the "preferred" table format. In recent versions, Borland has gone to great lengths to create a more flexible way of working with any database format, including the Paradox format.
Hope this helps...
-- Lance
Yes, it's definitely possible, though I'm not sure I'd say Paradox was the "preferred" table format. In recent versions, Borland has gone to great lengths to create a more flexible way of working with any database format, including the Paradox format.
Hope this helps...
-- Lance
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Paradox Tables can be used with Delphi-6 and past versions of Delphi. you can also used SQL within Delphi on the Paradox Tables, Switch Indexs,etc. What do you need to do with the Paradox table within Delphi?
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