The RemoteDB Server is a Delphi application/service that listen to http requests. When clients perform requests, the RemoteDB Server will forward the requests to the actual database server being used, using the specified database-access component. The SQL is performed and the results are returned back to the client. You can choose the components that will perform the SQL statements from a wide-range of options such as FireDac, dbExpress, dbGo (ADO), among others, using component adapters. The SQL database can be any database server supported by the components used, and must be thread-safe (most are).

TMS Echo is a Delphi framework for data replication. It's part of TMS Business product line, and it's relies on TMS Aurelius to function. It allows you to have two or more databases and synchronize data between them. Changes you make to one client database (inserts, updates, deletes) can be sent to another database. It's bidirectional, so you can send and receive changes between databases.

The RemoteDB Server is a Delphi application/service that listen to http requests. When clients perform requests, the RemoteDB Server will forward the requests to the actual database server being used, using the specified database-access component. The SQL is performed and the results are returned back to the client. You can choose the components that will perform the SQL statements from a wide-range of options such as FireDac, dbExpress, dbGo (ADO), among others, using component adapters. The SQL database can be any database server supported by the components used, and must be thread-safe (most are).

ORM framework for Delphi with full support for data manipulation, complex and advanced queries, inheritance, polymorphism, and more...

List:
TMS Analytics 3.6.0.3
TMS Async v2.4.0.0
TMS Aurelius v5.16.0.2
TMS BIZ Core Library v1.37
TMS Cryptography Pack 4.3.2.5
TMS Diagram Studio 4.29.0.0
TMS Echo v1.10.1.24
TMS FlexCel Studio for VCL and FireMonkey v7.19.1.0
TMS FMX Cloud Pack 3.7.4.0
TMS FMX UI Pack v3.7.9.0
TMS FNC AppTools v1.0.1.6

Libraries for your business logic for VCL or FMX applications, including ORM, scripting, REST/JSON libs, data replication, data modeling …

Contains:

TMS Aurelius 5.17
TMS Business Core Library 1.39
TMS Echo 1.11
TMS Logging 2.8
TMS RemoteDB 2.17
TMS Scripter 7.31
TMS Sparkle 3.26
TMS XData 5.14

ORM framework for Delphi with full support for data manipulation, complex and advanced queries, inheritance, polymorphism, and more...

The RemoteDB Server is a Delphi application/service that listen to http requests. When clients perform requests, the RemoteDB Server will forward the requests to the actual database server being used, using the specified database-access component. The SQL is performed and the results are returned back to the client. You can choose the components that will perform the SQL statements from a wide-range of options such as FireDac, dbExpress, dbGo (ADO), among others, using component adapters. The SQL database can be any database server supported by the components used, and must be thread-safe (most are).

TMS Echo is a Delphi framework for data replication. It's part of TMS Business product line, and it's relies on TMS Aurelius to function. It allows you to have two or more databases and synchronize data between them. Changes you make to one client database (inserts, updates, deletes) can be sent to another database. It's bidirectional, so you can send and receive changes between databases.

The RemoteDB Server is a Delphi application/service that listen to http requests. When clients perform requests, the RemoteDB Server will forward the requests to the actual database server being used, using the specified database-access component. The SQL is performed and the results are returned back to the client. You can choose the components that will perform the SQL statements from a wide-range of options such as FireDac, dbExpress, dbGo (ADO), among others, using component adapters. The SQL database can be any database server supported by the components used, and must be thread-safe (most are).