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I moved away from those approaches and store in ISO 8601 format using the System.DateUtils.DateToISO8601. I find it more reliable and independent from system settings

And some are no longer MVPs (I remember another well known German MVP), probably because of being too honest

you just have to press the blank invisible button - randomly assigns self-destruct sequence

if I remember correctly it was in one of the Nick Hodges books - but that is off the top of my head without any guarantee

I just played around and if you really only need to load a certain status into the database which you need to reload you could do something like this: procedure TForm2.btn1Click(Sender: TObject); var I: Integer; node: TTreenode; ms: TMemoryStream; begin node := tv1.Items.Add(nil, 'ROOT Beer') ; for I := 0 to 10 do begin tv1.items.AddChild(node, 'Beer ' + i.toString); end; ms := TMemoryStream.Create; tv1.SaveToStream(ms); qry_1.SQL.Text := 'Insert into files (files) values (?)'; qry_1.Params[0].LoadFromStream(ms, ftBlob); qry_1.ExecSQL(); ms.Clear; qry_1.SQL.Text := 'Select f.files from files f limit 1'; qry_1.Open(); ms.Position := 0; TBlobField(qry_1.FieldByName('files')).SaveToStream(ms); ms.Position := 0; tv2.LoadFromStream(ms); ms.Free; end; just a quick and dirty hack with two treeviews (tv1, tv2) and Firedac on SQlite

My solution was based on the fact that it is an integer field - therefore a simple "ADD" seamed to be the most straightforward way. I am not working on interbase. Therefore my SQL is based on SQlite. There you could use UPDATE mytable SET docno = CASE WHEN docno <2000 THEN docno + 210000 ELSE docno + 220000 END; which would give you more flexibility. In SQLite you could also do UPDATE mytable SET docno = CASE WHEN docno <2000 then '21'|| DOCNO ELSE docno + 220000 END; since SQLite internally handles the fields as strings. But case can give you flexibility in case you need it

How about Update mytable set docno = docno + 210000; this modifies all records. If you want to limit the affected rows you would need to add a WHERE clause

Stay well and speedy full recovery

How about this one: http://docwiki.embarcadero.com/Libraries/Sydney/en/FMX.Layouts.TFlowLayoutBreak

Sorry - I should have congratulated on the app - I consider it a good idea and it looks well planned @Kas Ob.definitely good suggestions

sorry to say - but not appealing to me. Components limited to Android Firemonkey? - This is odd as Firemonkey is supporting iOS, Windows, MacOS Did you look at TMS FNC framework - one of my favourites for GUI development

I started to work with the new JetBrains Mono - really nice

Or your question?

Great - did not want to intrude on any intellectual property