TopLink Essentials supports any JDBC and SQL compliant database. It ships with several data platform configurations that can be selected to allow native or non-standard SQL operations to be generated. As part of ongoing testing and certification efforts TopLink Essentials is also tested against many of the leading databases. The JPA specification defines the core object-relational capabilities most applications require.

TopLink Essentials is a subset of the functionality available in Oracle TopLink. The initial goal of TopLink Essentials is to provide a commercial quality reference implementation of JPA. They share the same core Object-Relational Mapping capabilities that have been key infrastructure of many enterprise Java application for over a decade. Oracle TopLink offers additional functionality beyond TopLink Essentials and the JPA specification. See similar questions...

TopLink Essentials is the open-source community edition of Oracle's TopLink product. It is derived from Oracle TopLink providing core Object-Relational Mapping (ORM) functionality necessary for the reference implementation of JPA in EJB 3.0. TopLink Essentials is available in source and binary distributions as the entity-persistence module of GlassFish Open Source Java EE 5 Application Server or can be separately downloded from here. See similar questions...

There is no mapping tool support directly within TopLink Essentials or GlassFish. Developers can use any development environment that supports JDK 1.5 or higher allowing the use of annotations and some of the new features leveraged in the API. There are currently efforts going on in most leading IDE's to deliver better support for using JPA. Oracle is leading the way with the early support for JPA in JDeveloper 10.1. See similar questions...

TopLink Essentials is freely licensed and distributed under CDDL. "The OSI-approved CDDL license is being used for project GlassFish which allows developers to view, use, edit, and alter the code, and distribute it or use it in production." For more information on the CDDL licensing using in GlassFish please refer to the GlassFish FAQ as well you can find more details here. See similar questions...

Within GlassFish there is a persistence mailing list persistence@glassfish.dev.java.net. The archives of this mailing list are available here. See similar questions...

Yes, TopLink Essentials through the pluggable persistence capabilities will function as the persistence provider in an compliant EJB 3.0 container. See similar questions...

Yes, TopLink Essentials offers support for deployment within an EJB 3.0 container or outside the container. This includes using the persistence API in Web Containers, other non-EJB 3.0 Java EE containers, or in Java SE. This allows the persistence API to be used anywhere Java is used. See similar questions...

TopLink Essentials, like JBoss's Hibernate product, is an open source object-relational persistence framework or layer used in Java applications. While both products strive to deliver a non-intrusive highly flexible and performant solution there are some key differences. TopLink Essentials, derived from Oracle TopLink has been in production Java applications scaling to large deployments and high transaction volumes for over a decade. See similar questions...

Most popular SQL databases are supported including Oracle, Microsoft SQL-Server, IBM DB2, and many others. For smaller installations, the Saperion internal database may be used. See similar questions...

QuickAdmin supports Microsoft SQL Server and any database with an OLE DB provider which suppports the interfaces used by the OLE DB .NET Data Provider. This includes Microsoft Access. See similar questions...

Both the ASP and PHP editions of ReadyDesk work with MS Access, MS SQL Server and MSDE, SQL Server Express. The PHP edition also supports the MySQL database platform. If you choose to use MS SQL Server or MySQL, you would simply change the settings in the administration console and ReadyDesk will create the database for you. See similar questions...

the moment DotNetGenie generates ASP.NET applications. We are working on a Windows Forms version to be released in the near future. We do not have an exact time frame on the release date. See similar questions...

WinBinder can access databases directly through the many existing PHP database functions. WinBinder also comes with an optional layer written in PHP that greatly facilitates the exchange of data between WinBinder controls and SQL databases and is database-independent. This layer currently supports SQLite and MySQL. You may use whichever method most suits you. See similar questions...

Currently, the Maintain code has some MySQL-specific parts. However most of Maintain is database agnostic. With a few changes, Maintain can therefore be able to run on any database supported by PEAR:DB. See similar questions...

TechExcel CRM can use an ODBC compatible database. The most common databases are MS SQL Server, Oracle, and MS Access. See similar questions...

Web+Center currently supports Microsoft SQL*Server 7.0, SQL 2000 and Microsoft Access databases. If you are using the Access database, you DO NOT even require MS Access/Office 97/2000 to be installed since the necessary ODBC Access database drivers come pre-installed with Window NT/2000/XP. See similar questions...

TechExcel ServiceWise can use any ODBC-compatible database. The most common databases are MS SQL Server, Oracle, and MS Access. See similar questions...

The standard editions of GoldMine? 6.7 support dBase IV tables only. GoldMine? 6.7 Enterprise supports InterBase 4.2, MSSQL 7.0 or above, Oracle 7.3 or above and dBase IV tables. GoldMine? Corporate Edition? Server supports MSSQL 7.0 only while remote FrontOffice users have the option of using dBase IV or MSSQL 7 or above. See similar questions...

SQLyog is a Frontend / a GUI tool (or whatever you may call it!) for administering MySQL databases, and MySQL databases ... It depends on the systems and the network settings at your ISP. The systems that ISP's operate are too numerous to mention. Some operate almost ... See similar questions...