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Wow, I think my bullshit-meter just broke. Their marketing sounds like a non-technical managers dream.

I'm curious if everyone gets the same "make sure you are paying attention" question... I wonder if this answer is valid.

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That's not necessary; The attach dialog doesn't allow you to attach an instance to itself:

Usually start with the bottom question/answer from: TFDMemTable Questions - RAD Studio (embarcadero.com) especially the use of BeginBatch / EndBatch.

Have you tried launching BDS with a different registry key? This would not load components installed after the IDE was installed. In my tests, experts and add-ins are still loaded. For example: bds -r"clean" I wonder if there is something else (such as a DLL) being loaded by the IDE that is triggering the elevation requirement. Using Process Monitor could be helpful to track what BDS is doing before the elevation dialog appears.

On the other hand.. what if you train a 70B model with only Delphi code?

Did you set HitTest to False?

The product About page gives you an explanation. According to that page it is an automatized robot that can analyze and rewrite your code. In my experience that is a very bold claim.

Everyone accepts that it is correct that you need elevated privileges to install. "There is no difference between them" means for me either route has always led to being able to run the IDE from a "standard user" account without elevated privileges.

To be clear, the question is not about Delphi installer. The elevated privileges are requested when running the IDE, after installation. Or is it me that did not understood the question ?

Ultimately testing and looking at the code is your best way to know the correct answer, but here is some advice: Without the use of an existing index, when you filter, it will need to iterate through the entire dataset to apply the filter. If you think about it that makes sense. The only time filtering (or indexing) provide value is if you are going to use the results more than once. With an in-memory dataset that is usually not the case. It will really depend on your use case. If you will only ever do a single iteration pass then filtering or indexing don't make sense. You might consider where you are pulling the data from and what that process looks like. Maybe you can update it during that process.

Is the user you are running under Administrator or Standard? I've not tried running the IDE under a Standard user. It could also be a setting in your shortcut. Make sure "Run program as Administrator" isn't selected under the Compatibility tab.

I've been using RAD Studio since 2009 (ie pre "XE" days") and never had to use elevated privileges to run the IDE. 12.1 exactly the same..... I second this.

I have the same UAC setting as you but I don't have any issue with the IDE requesting elevated privileges. There is something suspect on your system. Don't relax UAC settings!

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