After more than 25 years of active contribution to Data Access Worldwide, our products and the DataFlex community, John Tuohy, Data Access Worldwide’s CTO, has decided to retire at the end of 2018. In addition to...
We have updated our Privacy Policy to reflect changes we’ve made to strengthen your privacy rights. This is part of our ongoing commitment to be transparent about how we use your data. We have included changes to address...
Mark your calendar! Dates and locations have been finalized for the next Australian and Scandinavian DataFlex developer conferences. DAPCON, the DataFlex Asia Pacific Conference, will be taking place in Sydney, Australia...
When Data Access’ tech staff is asked for SQL database tool recommendations, first on their list for DataFlex developers to consider is SQL Examiner Suite by Intelligent Database Solutions, Inc. "A few years ago,...
Perth, Western Australia’s, Triumph Business Systems has released Triumph ERP 6.1, the highly anticipate new version of their award-winning financial and management software system. Powered by DataFlex since 1987,...
For decades, many commercial and residential door sales and service companies in North America relied upon a legacy DataFlex character-mode system containing 500+ software programs to support their business processes. The...
The Data Access Forums are the primary go-to resource for DataFlex developers seeking application development technical support, tips and techniques from the global community at large and Data Access Worldwide. The most...
Microsoft has recently released SQL Server 2017 and ODBC Client 13.1. Both products are now supported for use with DataFlex mobile, web and Windows applications. See the Current Products List for details. SQL Server...
We are pleased to announce the availability of a new build, 19.0.33.4, of DataFlex 2017/19.0. It delivers numerous refinements, changes and bug fixes to DataFlex 19.0. See the ReadMe for full details. Download DataFlex 19.0.33.4....
“Using DataFlex’s extensive mobile web framework, the development team were able to have this up and running in very little time and, most importantly, at a very acceptable development cost.” Peter...
