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Dharma Systems Releases Dharma SDK Lite, a no-charge download of its data access technology

January 2005 - Dharma Systems, Inc., a leader in the design and development of query technology for use in data access solutions, announced today that it is offering its Dharma SDK Lite V9.0 for ODBC, JDBC and .NET as a no charge download from its web site www.dharma.com.

Dharma ODBC SDK Lite, Dharma JDBC SDK Lite and Dharma .NET SDK Lite are the non-commercial members of a family of products for providing data access to proprietary data and applications. Other members, such as Dharma SDK Professional and Dharma SQL provide increasing levels of performance, functionality, and support services.

"This is not a trial or evaluation copy of our software. It is a functional driver development kit that can be used to provide ODBC, JDBC or .NET access to application information for any non-commericial purpose," said J. Sasidhar, Dharma's CTO and President. "We feel there is a need to experiment with different data architectures to build innovative applications and the Dharma SDK serves as the vehicle for integration of these applications with todays software products."

Dharma's query technology has a proven track record with over 100 software organizations worldwide using it in a variety of demanding environments. We feel this technology has tremendous potential in enterprise integration applications as well as individual data access solutions and felt a no-charge distribution was the best way for people to experiment and innovate."