New InterBase Feature: Change Views
News|25 February 2016
Created for today’s mobile-focused world, simplify data change tracking in server and mobile, computer and tablet databases with Embarcadero’s InterBase Change Views.
With Change Views, InterBase provides developers with easy access to a highly scalable change-tracking engine that can be easily molded to fit their requirements, whether they need to keep 1 or 100,000 destinations up-to-date.
To find out more about InterBase Change Views read the whitepaper.
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