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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

Thanks for sharing - my understanding is that the FMXBrowser is independent of the framework. @Dave NottageWould you share all your enhancements or do you host it somewhere? Github? I think it would be much appreciated

Thanks for the feedback and the valuable input Free will be part of the datamodule when it is destroyed 🙂