[b]SQL Server Compact Edition 3.51
Speaker: Don Robins[/b]
So you want to deploy a Winforms or console desktop application with its own database, but don't want to deal with having your customers install SQL Server Express or rely on Access or FoxPro? Or perhaps you need your application to be able to access your data while connected to the internet as well as when off-line, but don't want to rely on XML files to store your off-line datasets? And you certainly don't want to write sync routines to a back end database...
Your solution is most likely SQL Server Compact 3.51, a free, easy-to-use embedded database engine that lets developers build robust Windows Desktop and mobile applications that run on all Windows platforms including Windows XP, Vista, Pocket PC, and Smartphone. And it allows you to replicate a local database with a big brother SQL Server using Sync Services over the web.
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Don Robins has twenty-plus years of custom business application development which has included solutions for clients of all sizes in a wide range of industries. His development efforts typically leverage reusable application frameworks for the development of desktop and web based systems, and his wide variety of experience with database and application development technologies currently center around .NET and the Microsoft platform. He is particularly skilled in scouting and assessing existing technical architecture, mentoring Agile development teams, and insuring clarity of technical requirements among his teams and with project owners. Don is a principal of Outformations, a custom software development and consulting company, is past President of the Bay Area Association of Database Developers, and has led the BAADD .NET Developers User Group since August of 2002.
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