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Fortran on place 9.. Why or for what is Fortran so populair nowadays?

I had the same issue by opening some of my D11.3 projects after D12.2 install. I just clicked and messed around the screen and I was able to get it back to sizeable. Not sure it was because of the "old" projectfiles..

Wise developers. MS SQL Express is great and the 10GB restriction is a lot of data. Easy to install and the database manager studio for managing your databases and testing your SQL's is also very good.

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Seems the same issue like this Stackoverflow Question

I can't help you with this question. Don't you need the PEM (Public) file from the server people? Isn't it possible to ask for the connect string from Azure at your database person ("someone else")? Like the example: https://samadhiweb.com/tags/Azure.html I believe, sometimes I see the Delphi database (FireDac) guru here on the form Maybe you can ask him about connecting the Mongo Azure database with SSL: Dmitry Arefiev

Please, if you find out some good things to know for other developers then come back here and add some solutions and info.

Mongodb with delphi 11.2 firedac https://github.com/grijjy/DelphiMongoDB

I'm using Azure MSSQL and that will connect just like a normal Server MSSQL using the Delphi Data Explorer. (View-ToolWindows-DataExplorer) Connect to MongoDB Database (FireDAC)

Creating a public endpoint What I understand is that it is not safe to publish the Azure database endpoint in your Delphi application. I still investigate if creating a public endpoint in Azure solve this. See link above..

In 11.3 it exist. I also saw some time ago that if you minimize a childform with Windows screen setting on 125% then the form disapears behind the taskbar.. (on a lot of Laptops it's default setting..) I don't have this issue on my machine because I like the auto-hide taskbar setting in Windows 😉

Using native XML Data Binding in Delphi. uses Sample_Invoice; {$R *.dfm} procedure TForm1.BitBtn1Click(Sender: TObject); var Invoice: IXMLInvoiceType; begin Invoice:=LoadInvoice('sample_invoice.xml'); Showmessage(Invoice.AccountingSupplierParty.Party.PartyName.Name); Showmessage(Invoice.AccountingCustomerParty.Party.PartyName.Name); Showmessage(Invoice.InvoiceLine.Item.Name); end; end. Just did a small test and works great..

>and if I haven't saved my work it's a pain I always check the autosave option "when compiling or running".

Has it something to do with Android forces since June "MEETS_STRONG_INTEGRITY" of your device? https://developer.android.com/google/play/integrity/additional-tools#check-device

If I understand it well, a extra parameter (strict) must be added to the configuration of the prompt. To support this in Delphi you have to look to a ChatGPT implementation for Delphi IDE, like: https://github.com/AliDehbansiahkarbon/ChatGPTWizard

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-sql/managed-instance/public-endpoint-configure?view=azuresql&amp;tabs=azure-portal >>You are exposing the db endpoint on the network. The problem is that developers might have applications working over a database developed over many, many years with a lot of queries, easy edit possibilities and business objects using Delphi FireDAC or other direct data access. It´s almost impossible, time sense, to convert such data access application with a REST API instead using the data objects already created. Nowadays, with systems like Azure with a database in the cloud I wonder if it is possible to create applications on the internet with a direct database connection in a save way using Delphi VCL or FMX. Thats why I investigate if there is a possibility and posted the link above.. That it is easy possible to use the azure database directly from a Delphi application I know because I wrote an VCL application just doing this and the users are very happy with it.

Delphi IDE ChatGPT My feeling is that a real kind of Copilot will also come for Delphi..

Dude, although its not so much code you posted this is more readable: type TPyThread = class(TPythonThread) protected procedure ExecuteWithPython; override; public constructor Сreate(createsuspended: boolean); end; procedure ExecPythonFile(const FFile, Params:string); const Arg: string = 'import sys' + #10 + 'def run_python_script(args_str):'+#10+ ' args_list = args_str.split()'+#10+ ' sys.argv = [sys.argv[0]] + args_list'; var Py: IPyEngineAndGIL; begin try PythonEngine.ExecString(Arg+#10+'run_python_script("'+Params+'")'); PythonEngine.ExecFile(FFile); except Raise; end; end; constructor TPyThread.Сreate(createsuspended: boolean); begin inherited Create(CreateSuspended); ThreadExecMode:=emNewInterpreterOwnGIL; // I USE Python12.dll FreeOnTerminate:=True; end; procedure TPyThread.ExecuteWithPython; Begin while true do ExecPythonFile(myfilename,'-i 2000 --r'); end;

It's very difficult to advise without seeing how you build the application. If you didn't put active sql's on datamodules and autocreate forms the startup must be very fast. Which database or data storage do you use? What is the speed and memory of your desktop machines and database server? What about the connection speed with your data(base?) server. How do you handle internal memory and calculation loading data. Are you looping through very large result sets? Which components are lacking speed? Are they native of 3th party? Are you loading zillions of datarecords in grids? Is it possible to create a small application with one example where you see lack of speed? "Large dataset activities like sorting and filtering are taking longer than expected for me." I lost track of the topic here somewhere on this board about loading very large datasets as a competition. Anyone?

I wonder how difficult it is to make your own component TMyBitBtn based on TBitBtn and overwrite the way the enable/disable picture works, like how the JvXPButton does it or if disabled then change all the pixels (only 32x32 ?) from color to grayscale in the ondraw. Then modify all the DFM TBitBtn Text to TMyBitBtn..

So, why did they/you use this button in the first place and how, after 1M lines, it became suddenly a problem? I would just use the JVCL JvXPButton that will gray out the button as you like.

The JVCL has a JvXPButton.. Maybe you can change the buttons by editing the *.dfm file of the Form.. 😬

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