Zitat von
Robert_G:
You would find yourself rewriting some vital parts and hundreds of minor segments of your project.
Depends on the quality of your current implementation. We implement a big application that supports MS-
SQL,
MySQL and Oracle and the
DB-Dependend Code is conzentratet in a few 100 Lines of Code (<< 10% of the Code). And if he only wants to use
VCL.Win32, there are only few changes
Zitat von
Robert_G:
Changing to
SQL Svr 2005 is changing to a new
DBMS that supports CLR Code.
But still not released. The first release-date for the new
SQL-Server was 2002! So depending your software on a Beta-Version isn't a good choice.