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delphi_10_seattle_unis_work_crack_qtx

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delphi's cardinal rule of any program is that it must be able to import from and export to sql server. it can't do either. but the best part is that this is the limit of what the program can do. if you want to import to or export from any other database, you have to buy it separately. that's what makes delphi so expensive. but you have to remember the old adage: if you can't beat 'em, join 'em.

yes, delphi can import from and export to paradox and foxpro. you can even import to the dbase file format. you can even access the odbc driver. (i don't know why you'd want to do that, but i guess you could. i've never tried.) but that's it. nothing else. not even import/export to microsoft access.

delphi was always a half-baked, underpowered little program. no one used it because the ui was a joke, the syntax was a disaster and the coding wasn't reliable. it just didn't have the power to do anything. that's why it was always a last resort. i don't know where embarcadero got their reputation, but i can assure you that they are not nearly as good as they claim. if you are smart, you will stay away from delphi. it's just too unreliable to trust.

for those of you who would like to buy a piece of delphi, you should be aware that if you want to customize anything, you will have to spend a fortune. delphi was once a joke, but has become famous for being a ripoff. the new version of delphi is going to go even farther in that direction. the "labs" that are being created by embarcadero are not just a marketing ploy. they are not just a place for corporate espionage. they are a tool of control. they are a way to get you to shell out the big bucks to make the delphi software even better. you have to appreciate that kind of self-destructive behavior. 84d34552a1