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Creating Data Link (UDL) Files in Delphi
The connection string required to connect to a database server may be created during design time or run time. There are circumstances under which you may want to store the connection string entirely outside the application, however. In those instances, Microsoft Data Link files are useful, as this article will explain.
Read the full article here: Creating Data Link (UDL) Files in Delphi For more discussion go here: Blog Article Discussion
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