Databases and C++ Builder for advanced users

This seminar is aimed at C++ programmers who have gained experience with the database components of the C++ Builder and now want to develop scalable database applications. In this seminar the importance of ANSI C++ - interfaces between the business logic of an application and the database is shown.

  • C++
  • Embarcadero
  • C++ Builder
  • Databases
  • online training
  • Advanced

Databases and C++ Builder for advanced users

3 Days

 

6 Participants

 

03.02.2020

 

05.10.2020

 

Information

  • event location
    adecc-Systemhaus GmbH, Gatower Straße 139, 13595 Berlin

  • Requirement
    Experience with the C++ Builder, programming knowledge in C++

Costs

  • Standard price 2300.00 plus statutory value added tax
  • Early bird price 2000,00 plus legal sales tax
  • 15% discount from the 3rd participant from a company in the same training

 

Information

  • event location
    adecc-Systemhaus GmbH, Gatower Straße 139, 13595 Berlin

  • Requirement
    Experience with the C++ Builder, programming knowledge in C++

Costs

  • Standard price 2300.00 plus statutory value added tax
  • Early bird price 2000,00 plus legal sales tax
  • 15% discount from the 3rd participant from a company in the same training

This seminar is aimed at C++ programmers who have gained experience with the database components of the C++ Builder and now want to develop scalable database applications. In this seminar the importance of ANSI C++ - interfaces between the business logic of an application and the database is shown.

In the practical examples the C++ Builder ADO components are used for database access. However, the goal is to show you that these are arbitrarily interchangeable. Furthermore, specific properties of the respective databases can be used to increase the performance of your database application without affecting the business logic of your application.

Course of Training

  1. Introduction to professional database development
  2. Short introduction to the ADO and FireDac components of the C++ Builder
  3. Database programming without RAD
  4. advanced techniques in database development
    • Use of an abstraction layer for database access
    • Interface between business objects and the database
    • Introduction of a system layer
    • Exploiting the specific properties of the databases
  5. Presentation of the "adecc DataDictionary" and generators to create and document clean application logic