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Too complicated for something that should be the norm without using any code.
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SYSDSO Credentials are not Working When Connecting to an Encrypted Interbase Database
MikeMon posted a topic in Databases
Hi I'm trying to connect by using IBConsole to an encrypted Interbase XE3 (version 11.0.4.828) database with the SYSDSO username to change the SEP password but I keep on getting the following exception: "Your user name and password are not defined. Ask your database administrator to set up an Interbase login". FYI, when I connect to the server with the same SYSDSO credentials, I can connect just fine. Moreover, to encrypt the database, I've used the same SYSDSO credentials. What am I missing? -
SYSDSO Credentials are not Working When Connecting to an Encrypted Interbase Database
MikeMon replied to MikeMon's topic in Databases
Help anybody? -
SYSDSO Credentials are not Working When Connecting to an Encrypted Interbase Database
MikeMon replied to MikeMon's topic in Databases
I'm not talking about SYSDBA. I'm talking about SYSDSO;, the user that needs to be created to set up encryption. -
Hi After upgrading to Delphi 10.3.2, any Android app, including a blank app, is not running successfully on any Android device. I'm getting the following exception: "Unfortunately, Project1 has stopped." I'm using: - Android SDK 25.2.5 32bit, build-tools\29.0.2, platforms\android-29 - Android NDK r17b, platforms\android-28 Please, advise
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Hi The overwrite flag in the "Deployment" screen doesn't seem to have any affect. The only way the existing files are overwritten is if the new file is newer then the existing file. Sometimes, we need to copy updated versions of databases or files with the launch of new app versions. What we currently do during development is delete the app data and then uninstall the app, and THEN install the newer version. Is there something I'm missing? Is there another way? Kindly, advise
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The Overwrite Flag Has No Effect in the Deployment Screen
MikeMon replied to MikeMon's topic in Cross-platform
Hi Andrew What I do is change the computer date to a future date, access the file so that its modified date changes to a future date, revert back to the current date and then install. That works fine. Not the best way, but it works. There should be an easier way. Obviously, everyone is using some sort of a workaround. There should be a 3rd value for the "Overwrite" flag: "Only if Newer". It should act like the "Always" acts now, and the "Always" should act like it says: ALWAYS overwrite. -
The Overwrite Flag Has No Effect in the Deployment Screen
MikeMon replied to MikeMon's topic in Cross-platform
Hi Dave Thank you for your help again. How about when a user updates the app through the Play Store? is the old file overwritten by the new even if the new has an older date? How about iOS? How does that work? -
Delphi 10.3.2 Android Application is Not Starting
MikeMon replied to MikeMon's topic in Cross-platform
Hi Dave Thank you for your answer. I've revised both my SDK and NDK settings to the working settings I had on 10.3.1, i.e. SDK build tools 28.0.3, platform android-28 and NDK platform android-22. It still wasn't running. I unchecked the "Receive Push Notifications" in the "Entitlement List" and it started running fine. After that I used the SDK build tools to 29.0.2 and the SDK platform to android-29 and it worked fine as well. Thank you Dave once again for your valuable input. -
Delphi 10.3.2 Android Application is Not Starting
MikeMon replied to MikeMon's topic in Cross-platform
Hi Dave Thank you for your help. After winding back my build tools to 28.0.3, a blank app is now running OK. However, my existing app is still not running. I've attached the logcat log file. The app package name is cy.com.wagamama.ordercy. I can't pinpoint where the problem is exactly. log.txt -
Datasnap REST Calls TDSRestProtocolException on Delphi 10.2.1 and above
MikeMon posted a topic in Network, Cloud and Web
HiI've been having problems with REST client calls on Delphi Rio 10.3.1. The problem actually started with Delphi Tokyo 10.2.1. Everything worked perfectly with Delphi Berlin 10.1.2. Not always, but quite often, I'm getting a TDSRestProtocolException exception on the client (which is running on windows) for the same REST call. The message is "HTTP/1.1 500 Internal Server Error" and the ResponseText is {"error":"[firedac][phys][ib]unavailable database"}.Has anyone come across this problem, or has a solution for it? Thank you in advance -
Datasnap REST Calls TDSRestProtocolException on Delphi 10.2.1 and above
MikeMon replied to MikeMon's topic in Network, Cloud and Web
I resolved the problem by assigning Connected:= False to the TFDConnection during design-time on the Datasnap Server TDataModule and changing it to Connected:= True in the OnCreate method of the TDataModule. I'm not sure if it's really a bug, but that's how I resolved it. Thank you for your help @Dmitry Arefiev. -
Datasnap REST Calls TDSRestProtocolException on Delphi 10.2.1 and above
MikeMon replied to MikeMon's topic in Network, Cloud and Web
How would I do that? -
Datasnap REST Calls TDSRestProtocolException on Delphi 10.2.1 and above
MikeMon replied to MikeMon's topic in Network, Cloud and Web
Hi Dmitry Thank you for your answer. I know that the REST server is producing the error. But the same client with not a single change in code working with no errors compiled with Delphi 10.1.2, is getting this error compiled with Delphi 10.2.1 and above. Moreover, I checked the interbase log on the REST server and there are no errors.