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UniData Data Access Products for .NET

I am doing some research on how to access data in a UniData database from .NET code.

From what I found, I can use UniObjects for .NET and U2.NET . I also found this information , which, in my opinion, is possible using U2.NET, but I'm not quite sure.

I am also not sure about the cost of these products, and if they are free, how to download them.

Can someone answer these questions and let me know what are the differences between them?

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UniObjects for .NET is free and part of the UniData Client CD. U2.NET is a paid product that BluFinity MV.NET is actually repackaged and sold under the name IBM.

U2.NET has many more features than UniObjects for .NET. UniObjects for .NET is basically the main UniData API in .NET ... opens a file (table), dynamic arrays, read / write / delete records, OCONV / ICONV, subroutine calls, EXECUTE, etc.

U2.NET takes over the core that UniObjects ships and extends to simplify access to the functions DataSets and Class, SISS and other .NET.

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You might want to check out jBase mv.NET . We rated it for accessing IBM UniVerse databases from .NET with ADO.NET some time ago. This was good in our tests, but the project was canceled, so we never used it.

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See this question:

If you have Unidata, you must have a copy of the CDs, or at least the installation package for the client tools. You may need to speak with system administrators to find it.

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