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Luxena Informix Data Access Components highlights This component set provides interaction between VCL (Delphi/C++Builder) based applications and Informix database server. IDAC is based on the native Informix Client API. This ensures excellent performance and reliability. IDAC is very good BDE and ADO alternative. Luxena Informix Data Access Components benefits Features and Benefits well-known BDE-like interface - with familiar set of components, such as Query, Table, UpdateSQL, etc. Every component has BDE-like usage no BDE, ADO or dbExpress - using IDAC, there is no need to use any intermediate layer (with its own bugs) to work with Informix full data type support - allows you to work with any data type provided by Informix database server including new data types of 9.xx family (BLOB/CLOB, LVARCHAR etc.) connection pool and SQL cache - comprehensive features destinied to increase performance of application servers and standalone applications advanced development - Object Pascal translation of Informix connectivity API and diagnostic structures allow you to easily create applications with advanced features query execution break - gives your application more control over the database communication while still being user-friendly easy deployment - all Informix connectivity parameters can be defined through TIfxConnection parameters, so there is no need to configure Informix client

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