Markus Kinzler

2 minutes ago, Perpeto said:

But does it even support Delphi?

 

It says ".. Superluminal currently supports profiling applications on Windows, Xbox One, and PlayStation written in C++, Rust and .NET."

https://polywickstudio.net/development-diary/Accelerate-your-Apps-using-the-Superluminal-Performance-Profiler

The version in GetIT is for both

BTW I would advise to use SQL-Parameters instead of creating the the query with actual values.

DevArt releases new compatible versions

Besides the problems every update of RAD Studio has ( deinstallation of GetIt packages without removal from the IDE -> IDE not restarting after update) this patch delivers an incompatible openapi interface!

Several plugins/component libaries cannot be used without an update from the vendor/developer! This is NoGo!

Seems there is no quality control at all!

FireBird (embedded) would be a futher option. The same database file can be used in the server and embedded (client) edition. Triggers are fully supported.

VCL. CLX is long dead. Was (first) attempt of an cross platform solution. CLX was also used in Kylix (Delphi for Linux) being discontinued a long time ago. 

In my opinion all is said.

@PeterPanettone

Just submit a feature request.

It has nothing to do with "lacking abilities" of the developers but priorities for development

58 minutes ago, DelphiUdIT said:

Sorry, I don't understand ... for me that license means that you cannot use the software without releasing the source (and also the source of the derived product), this is not correlated to Web / Cloud or others ....

I'm missing something and I'm wrong ?

If you use Code from an gpl-licenced product, you have to release the code of your product, too. That's the idea behind the GPL.

It doesn't matter if you earn money with it or not. With the "publishing" of the program, you have to to this. If you use the programm on "your server" and let extern people use it ("Cloud") you wouldn't obliged to this, besides earning money with it.

So they introduced "GNU AFFERO GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE" to assure the same behaviour. For Software beeing downloadable there is no difference to the GPL.

1 hour ago, dummzeuch said:

But whatever the difference to the GPL might be. This:

The "normal GPL" doesn't apply if the program is installed on the Web/Cloud.

This licence explicitly iclude this scenario.

I locked them out agian, for now.

Ich bin schon dabei, die ganzen Accounts zu sperren

Do you need to access to the image files besides your application? When not I would suggest to store the files in an database. In aspect of security and movebility.

If you want to use a alias, then you have to create it on every PC the program is run. (can be done by program or installer)

In RadStudio 11.2 the version of the JDK is raised to 11 that means Android API Level 32. There're alterations in the manifest:

https://docwiki.embarcadero.com/RADStudio/Alexandria/en/11_Alexandria_-_Release_2#Updated_AndroidManifest.template.xml_file

Have you checked the possible reason stated in that message?

A newer version 6.5.0. (now called Konopka Signature VCL/Bonus KSVC) is available in GetIT

Update: An update to 7.0 also there

Btw. the latest RadStudio roadmap dates to November 2020 ...

Whay not a standard sql or no-sql database to achive this?

https://github.com/sempare/sempare-delphi-template-engine

https://github.com/synopse/dmustache

https://github.com/marcocantu/DelphiRazor

16 hours ago, Roger Cigol said:

@Markus Kinzler Thanks for your advice. "Oracle doesn't care...." - does this mean my interpretation of the GPL v2 is wrong ie Oracle COULD make us pay the commercial license even though my customer would only be using it internally? or does this mean "Oracle doesn't care so all is well, I can use it " ? "Better use MariaDB" - why do you say that? "....is much more potent than...." - potent is a strange adjective to use here : it would be great if you could expand on what you mean by "potent"..... Your wisdom is appreciated....

 

Oracle has an interest of making profit. So they may interprete the licences more strictly than others. Do you deliver/install the MySQL Server. Is this the case you need a commercial licence (as long as your application isn't GPL).

If the Server is beeing installed by your customers und you "only" use a existing installation then your customers may need a licence. (In this case olso the client dll must be excluded from your program)

MariaDB is a fork of MySQL with a better licence. which can be used as replacement for the MySQL Server (with lesser risks for you and your customers.)

A switch to and another DBMS like PosGres or FireBird ( which I also would prefer) may need adaptions in your program.

Oracle doesn't care if the software is only used internally. Better use MariaDB instead of MySQL. PostgreSQL  is much more potent than MySQL.

Perhaps there are more relevant details on the call stack

Best by batchmoving the data from one db to another.