Connect to a database server and easily build your "lazy fetch" classes for C.R.U.D. operations. The SQL Database Class Builder Utility works of the theory, that it is easier to remove eg. a parameter, than adding it. All you need to do when the class has been buildt is to insert your connection string from a function. See the TODO comment.

You can eighter connect to a Microsoft SQL Server or a mySQL server. Both of the servers are supported.

Then using SQL Database Class Builder, you are able to generate the Stored Procedures that you will need. The stored procedures can eigther be generated to be saved as a script or installed directly onto the Microsoft SQL Server. If you are using a mySQL server, there is no suchs thing as Stored Procedures, so SQL queries are built directly into the class. In futher releases, this will also be a selective part, when using Microsoft SQL Server.

This is how it looks when you have generated the sourcecode classes for you table.