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MBS Navision - ODBC Connection Workbench v1.00
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MBS Navision - ODBC Connection Workbench v1.00
With this tool you can check your ODBC connection with a MBS Navision Database by executing SQL statements.
After a connection has been established and the SQL statement has been executed, this tool will return the elapsed times of both transactions so you can measure the performance. It also return how many record have been read and the first and second column of the table will be displayed in the data listbox.
This tool has been written in Microsoft .NET 2003 C# and requires .NET Framework version 1.1
How to use:
Step 1: Fill in the ODBC data source (including 'DSN=')
Step 2: Fill in a SQL Statement
Step 3: Press the Connect button
When using this tool:
For instance if a customer want to use a ODBC Connection and you want to test the perfomance before starting developing a solution that does not meet the expectations of your customer because of low performance.
http://www.mibuso.com/dlinfo.asp?FileID=549
Discuss this download here.
With this tool you can check your ODBC connection with a MBS Navision Database by executing SQL statements.
After a connection has been established and the SQL statement has been executed, this tool will return the elapsed times of both transactions so you can measure the performance. It also return how many record have been read and the first and second column of the table will be displayed in the data listbox.
This tool has been written in Microsoft .NET 2003 C# and requires .NET Framework version 1.1
How to use:
Step 1: Fill in the ODBC data source (including 'DSN=')
Step 2: Fill in a SQL Statement
Step 3: Press the Connect button
When using this tool:
For instance if a customer want to use a ODBC Connection and you want to test the perfomance before starting developing a solution that does not meet the expectations of your customer because of low performance.
http://www.mibuso.com/dlinfo.asp?FileID=549
Discuss this download here.
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