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I have a database that TierDeveloper does not support. How do I do the mapping?

April 26, 2017database Mapping support tierdeveloper

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I have a database that TierDeveloper does not support. How do I do the mapping?

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You should contact us and let us know about your interest in a particular database server. The chances are very high that in a short period of time, we’ll come out with a support of that database server. TierDeveloper code uses OLE DB to access a database server which means that we can easily port it to another database server. And, the code that is generated by TierDeveloper uses standard ADO or JDBC calls and therefore is also easily portable. Top .NET Question 18: Is it possible to change the hard-coded connection string in a .NET component without regenerating code? One can override the hard-coded “connection string” through COM+ Explorer. The TierDeveloper generated code overrides “Construct” method so as to allow the user to change the connection value for a registered component/assembly. TierDeveloper generated code first looks there for a connection string and if it doesn’t find it there only then does it use the default “hard-coded” connection string. Launch “Components Servic