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LINGO's Database Capabilities
Databases are the tool of
choice for managing large
amounts of information. LINGO uses ODBC
technology to allow you to
access set information and data in virtually
any popular Windows
database application. Using a single statement
in your model you can
transfer data between LINGO and database
applications such as:
- Microsoft Access
- Oracle
- DB/2
- Paradox
- Microsoft SQL server
or any other application with
an ODBC driver. You
can even access databases that are password
protected by entering the
user-id and password in LINGO at the start of
your session.
Read Database Information
LINGO
lets you easily and conveniently store your
model's information in a
database. LINGO can read two types of
information from databases. It
can read numbers used as data in your
optimization model. It can also
read set member names such as a list of
destination cities on a routing
problem.
Write Solution Information to Databases
As with spreadsheets,
LINGO can write solution information directly
to a database file. This makes it easy to
produce customized solution reports.
Build Turn-key Database Applications
LINGO
can be run as a server application from a
database program. For
example, using Microsoft Access as your
development environment and
LINGO as your solver, you could build a
complete, turn-key database
application for a client or colleague. The
user could be provided with
input screens, output screens and customized
reports as well as a
"Solve" button right in their application,
which directly calls LINGO
and runs a series of specified commands.
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Systems Inc.


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