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Thanks rinfo, I appreciate your conformation.
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Thanks rinfo, I appreciate your conformation.

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I recently purchased the Delphi XE2 professional. I was trying to to use a Data Snap Server and I try following the Intructions &nbsp;File &gt;&nbsp;New &gt;&nbsp;Other &gt;&nbsp;Delphi Projects [or C++Builder Projects] &gt;&nbsp;DataSnap Server &nbsp;. My IDE does not contain the Data Snap server. Is this option only available on the Enterprise version of the product?<br />
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Thanks,<br />
Mike
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I recently purchased the Delphi XE2 professional. I was trying to to use a Data Snap Server and I try following the Intructions  File > New > Other > Delphi Projects [or C++Builder Projects] > DataSnap Server  . My IDE does not contain the Data Snap server. Is this option only available on the Enterprise version of the product?


Thanks,
Mike

No DataSnap Server option On my Delphi XE2

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