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DBGrid selected row does not highlight the selected row when ClientDataSet is Closed and Open again
Hans J. Ellingsgaard replied to ChrisChuah's topic in Databases
I think that Lajos is correct about that bookmarks are lost when closing the query in FireDAC, but if I remember correctly, it did work in Client Dataset. -
Refresh Current Record To Access Value Of Newly Inserted AutoInc Field
Hans J. Ellingsgaard replied to Nathan Wild's topic in Databases
I can not see why this should be a problem, you got your ID and stick to it until your record is finally posted to the database. You use it as a primary key on your mastertable and a foreign key on the detail table. The generator is running outside the transactions, and you are guaranteed to get a unique value each time you request for an ID. -
You can load Excel sheets into a FDMemTable via Microsoft's odbc drivers.
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You could use the Constraints property of the form instead of using the Event. Self.Constraints.MaxHeight := Screen.WorkAreaHeight; Self.Constraints.MaxWidth := Screen.WorkAreaWidth;
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Firebird transactions with Firedac
Hans J. Ellingsgaard replied to Alberto Fornés's topic in Databases
Is there a reason why you can‘t use generators? -
Is anyone using IBX (Interbase Express) and compatibility question
Hans J. Ellingsgaard replied to Jasonjac2's topic in Databases
If I remember correctly, IBX does not officially support Firebird. I would rather go with the FireDAC framework instead. The FireDAC framework also seems to have much higher priority than IBX from Embarcadero.- 15 replies
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If you place the dll files manually into the windows system folders, you'll need to run regsvr32 to register them in Windows. If you use the installer it will register them for you. If you place them in your programs root folder, there is no need for registration.
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With sql databases always use the query component, you have much more control with it.
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One way to get around that datetime field, is to create a View on the datbase, where you cast your datetime field to a date field, and then connect the table component to the view instead of the query. Is there a specific reason why you want to use a table compnent instead of a query?
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If you use a FDQuery instead of FDTable, you could cast your datetime field to date. Then you can filter on that date field.
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Have you checked in wich folder your dll file is located?
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If you use the StartTransaction command, you have to finish it off with CommitTransacton or a Rollback. If you're not using a StartTransaction, the FDConnection will start it for you and make a commit when your datasets are closed.
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How to run Interbase developer in 10.4 and 11
Hans J. Ellingsgaard replied to Gary's topic in Databases
Yes, the developer edition can run via tcp. Have you checked wich port it's using? You can do that with netstat. You should also be able to telnet the portnumber.. -
How to run Interbase developer in 10.4 and 11
Hans J. Ellingsgaard replied to Gary's topic in Databases
If you connect via tcp/ip, it should not matter where your Interbase binaries are located, as long as the interbase service is running. You also need to check wich port it is running on. Normaly it's on port 3050. -
Delphi 10.4, FireDac, StartTransaction causes ODBC error.
Hans J. Ellingsgaard replied to Kyle Miller's topic in Databases
Your problem might have something to do with nested transactions. If your db or your odbc driver don't support nested transactons, make shure there is no ongoing transaction on the same connectionm, before you call StartTransaction. Something like this: if FDConnection1.InTransaction then FDConnection1.Commit; FDConnection1.StartTransaction;