Documentation
This page contains links to documentation for FairCom's products in HTML, Windows Help, and PDF formats. Follow the links below to your preferred format.
Note: For Microsoft Windows HTML Help files (.chm) you will need to save the file to your local disk rather than opening the file directly due to Internet Explorer security restrictions. After you download, right-click on the file, choose Properties, and click the "Unblock" option to allow the file to open properly. A complete description of this process is available from Microsoft's web site.
Documentation to Get Started
Latest Technical Updates |
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c-treeACE V10.0 Update Guide |
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V10.0 Release Notes |
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Knowledgebase |
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c-treeACE ISAM and Low-Level APIs
c-treeACE Programmer's Reference and Function Reference Guide |
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c-treeACE Server
c-treeACE Administrator's Guide |
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c-treeACE SQL
c-treeACE SQL Reference Guide |
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c-treeACE SQL Operations Guide |
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c-treeACE SQL Java Stored Procedures and Triggers |
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c-treeACE SQL ISQL and Tools Reference Guide |
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c-treeACE SQL ADO.NET Data Provider |
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c-treeACE SQL PHP |
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c-treeACE SQL JDBC Driver Guide |
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c-treeACE SQL ODBC Driver Guide |
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c-treeACE SQL dbExpress Driver (dBX) |
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c-treeACE Direct SQL |
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c-treeACE SQL Embedded SQL User's Guide |
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c-treeDB
c-treeDB C API Developer's Guide |
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c-treeDB C++ API Developer's Guide |
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c-treeDB.NET Developer's Guide |
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c-treeDB Virtual Tables |
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c-treeDB Java Developer's Guide |
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c-treeACE for COBOL
c-treeACE for COBOL |
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c-treeACE Replication Agent
c-treeACE Replication Agent |
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c-treeVCL/CLX
c-treeVCL/CLX Developer's Guide |
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c-tree Plus ODBC Drivers and Developer's Guide
c-tree ODBC Driver - c-tree Plus Edition Guide |
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c-tree Driver Developer's Guide |
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“When Thompson Dental began development of a comprehensive software package for dental offices, it was decided that an industrial strength, 32-bit database would be the foundation of our efforts. The FairCom Server stood head and shoulders above the rest of the market in terms of data integrity, performance and scalability. As our software expanded into the clinical arena of image acquisition and storage, and as megabyte database sizes became gigabytes, these attributes have become even more important. The FairCom Server has met the challenge of these increasing demands and allowed us to maintain our competitive edge.”
Dave Roebuck
Director of Software
