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Looking to sync your handheld database files seamlessly with your ODBC data-files? Would merging the data collected by multiple handheld users with your company’s backend database tables be useful? Are you interested in generating summary reports based on data obtained from your mobile teams handhelds? If you answered yes to any of these questions, then HanDBase is your solution!

HanDBase’s Sync Exchange for ODBC was designed, as a solution for company’s seeking to effortlessly collaborate data between its mobile team and corporate data-files. The notion of company saving valuable time and money by syncing data-files with its mobile sales-force, repair technicians, auditors, and the like is now an affordable reality.

Features:

Scalable to sync multiple users to shared data-file on a PC or server

Intuitive desktop setup interface

Multi-table relational capability

Bi-directional conduit supports adding, editing or deleting records in either HanDBase or ODBC data-files to be synced together

How do I purchase the Sync Exchange for ODBC? New HanDBase users can save money by selecting the HanDBase Enterprise version. This bundle offers all the handheld, desktop and conduits software into one package.

What’s included with the Enterprise Version?

HanDBase Enterprise version- $99.99:

HanDBase for the handheld device
HanDBase desktop version, with conduit
Sync Exchange for ODBC
ODBC Driver
New multi-user syncing technology
New Forms designer
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What is the difference between the Sync Exchange for ODBC and the ODBC Driver? Sync Exchange is a bi-directional conduit program, whereas the ODBC Driver allows handheld databases to appear as tables directly within corporate databases, which enable users to access live data for queries, reports, forms, charts, and mail-merge without having to do any conversions. Also, the ODBC Driver expands opportunities for enterprise application developers and systems integrators. Application developers will be able to use the new ODBC driver to write custom applications that can access current handheld data using developer tools such as JDBC, Visual Basic, Crystal Reports and the like, greatly simplifying the process of integrating handheld data into custom written applications.

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