KenR

e.g. {$IF DEFINED(IOS) or DEFINED(ANDROID)} FDConnection.Params.Database:=TPath.Combine(TPath.GetDocumentsPath,'xxx.db'); {$ELSE} FDConnection.Params.Database:=ExtractFilePath(ParamStr(0))+'xxx.db'; {$ENDIF} FDConnection.Connected:=True;

I'm retired!

An unlimited amout as I don't charge myself!

Seems rather expensive!

Good to hear as I use indy a lot and it works perfectly for me. Thanks Remy for your continued involvement.

I didn't realise Indy was not being updated. I have used it since it first became available. I feel I need to move away, but what to?

I will try it on one of them. 11.0 had huge problems.

10.4.2 crashes several times a day on large projects for me. I have not yet been brave enough to try them in 11.1

I can connect fine using Indy and TLS 1.2 so please show your code.

Make sure you override the default registry settings e.g. something like RestClient.SecureProtocols:=[THTTPSecureProtocol.TLS12,THTTPSecureProtocol.TLS13];

Now available on GetIt without the need to run my installation program.

Not sure how you are using this but using time rather than now will give you problems if starttime/endtime spans midnight.

Great. Pleased I could help.

Do you have the CreateDatabase param set. e.g. FDConnection1.Params.Values['CreateDatabase']:=BoolToStr(not FileExists(FDConnection1.Params.Database),True);

No. It was for integration with a property portal. They were returning a request_id but I was not providing one so was interested in knowing where it came from. Further investigation revealed that they were always returning the same one for each property so looks like they are creating it themselves!