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Thank you, with this workaround the issue is gone! I assume that a version of TeeChart, where this issue is fixed, will be included in RAD studio 13 at earliest?

I've managed to reproduce the issue in a small demo application (I tried it with Delphi 12.2, but I assume the problem will also show in Delphi 11). As soon as the third "GanttColor" is added, the label "TEST B" disappears: With "Break labels" checkbox checked (just adds a third "GanttColor" to the series): In Delpi 10 both modes work as expected. I've attached the dfm and the pas file the the post 😊 Maybe someone has an idea, what is going on here Unit1.pas Unit1.dfm

That also makes no difference 😕

That does not seem to make any difference 😕 I also tried to change the font size of the axis (LeftAxis.LabelsFormat.Font.Height = -7) but the label is still missing

Hello, I've upgraded a Delphi 10.0 application, which displays a TChart, to Delphi 12.2. I did not have to change any code, the upgrade worked seamlessly except the chart. Strangely, the chart is missing the dotted line on one data line and also the label is missing. Delphi 10 (works as expected): Delphi 12.2: I've already played around with the options of the chart but I didn't manage to fix the issue. The bars are added with multiple calls to Series3.AddGanttColor(startDate, endDate, row, lbl, color); Does someone have an idea what I could try? I also tried Delphi 11.3 first, but there the chart looks like the one in Delphi 12.2.

Also try MSSQLDriverLink.ODBCAdvanced := 'Application Intent=ReadOnly' (with space)

Hello, sorry for the late answer. The answer of Brian worked for me: Please note that the readonly connection is something complete different than just a readonly transaction. The readonly connection automatically connects to the secondary node of our Always On sql cluster node and executes the queries there and not on the (writable) primary node. This means that the primary node has a lower workload.

Hello, Microsoft SQL Server supports a read only connection when using availability groups: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/sql-server-support-blog/connect-to-sql-server-using-application-intent-read-only/ba-p/317758https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/sql-server-support-blog/connect-to-sql-server-using-application-intent-read-only/ba-p/317758 You have to add " ;applicationintent=readonly" to the connection string to enable the read only mode and get on the second replica. Does FireDAC support this?