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 Simple
Query pack allows you to include end user oriented SQL query builder
into your application. When you use Simple Query, your users receive
the ultimate ability to build their own queries and get all data they
want. Users do not need to understand your database design or table
relationships. They do not see the real tables and real fields names,
and see only the tables names and fields descriptions, which one you
want, that they should see. Operators can be spelled out (e.g. "is equal
to" instead of mathematical symbols); field values can be replaced with
descriptions (e.g. "MasterCard" instead of actual values like "MC")
that make interface more friendly. Users describe requests by creating
their native language sentences and receive the results.
Get the power of SQL with accessibility of natural language!
See
Simple Query demo (requires Macromedia Flash
5.0 or higher)
Simple Query pack is distributed in two main editions: Standard and
Professional.
Standard edition includes two basic components: TKDBStructure,
TKQueryPanel and several subsidiary components. TKDBStructure component
is the storage of the database structure including table and field lists,
table links and conditional operations available for the fields. TKQueryPanel
provides the graphic user interface for query building and contains
methods for loading and saving queries and generating SQL statement.
Professional edition includes all components from Standard
edition plus four additional components: TKQueryFileBase and TKQueryCombo
components intended to organize queries storage service; TKDataSetStructure
and TKFilterProvider components allow quickly create user interface
for dataset (TTable or TQuery) filtering.
Trial version of the pack is available for download.
Trial version is similar to full version except one limitation: it works
only with Delphi/C++Builder IDE.
To learn more about the pack see detailed
description with screenshots.
Simple Query can work with many database engines and database component
sets (dbExpress, BDE, ADO, IBExpress, DBISAM, ODBCExpress, etc).
See full list of supported dabases on DB Connections
page.
To get full version you should register
Simple Query. Registered users get free technical support via e-mail.
Need the same solution but for Visual Basic / Visual
C++?
Try Active Query - an ActiveX wrapper under
Simple Query code.
.NET version will be available soon.
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