Hi there :-)
When I create a database application, usually I create a MDB file with
Access (create my tables etc) and then interact with the database in
Delphi using TAdoConnection and TAdoQuery.
What other standalone database's can I use with Delphi2006 Ent which, I
can ship to the customer
Take a good look at ElevateDB from http://www.elevatesoft.com/
This is a reasonably full SQL compliant database that can compile
directly into your code so you don't have to ship anything except your
exe program.
ElevateDB is the newer version of the old and trusted DBISAM database.
It can be
I like sqlite. Small, fast and single file. The db engine comes in a single
dll. Not very good for multi-user though. I use the Aducom components, but
there are others.
http://www.aducom.com
Regards
Sean Cross
IT Systems Development Manager
Catalyst Risk Management
PO Box 230
50 Dalton
If you database is small - use TClientDataSet...
--- Nick [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi there :-)
When I create a database application, usually I
create a MDB file with
Access (create my tables etc) and then interact with
the database in
Delphi using TAdoConnection and TAdoQuery.
What
Sean,
Looks pretty good.
Is there some gui out there where I can quickly add/edit/delete
databases without using the command line that would be great.
(im searching but if you know one)
Cheers
Sean Cross wrote:
I like sqlite. Small, fast and single file. The db engine comes in a single
Hi Nick,
The next release of Delphi includes SQL Data Store (the .NET version of
JDataStore). It fits that profile perfectly, it works with Delphi 32 and
Delphi .NET but via DBX4.
Nick wrote:
Hi there :-)
When I create a database application, usually I create a MDB file with
Access (create
And if you are just after single user databases then there's always
kbmMemtable from
http://www.components4programmers.com/products/kbmmemtable/
Steve
On 03/07/07, Nick [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi there :-)
When I create a database application, usually I create a MDB file with
Access (create
Hi Nick
What other standalone database´s can I use with Delphi2006 Ent which, I
can ship to the customer without them having to install anything special.
I often use Accuracer (http://www.aidaim.com), which also has a GUI for
creating/editing/modifying tables and suchlike. As well as a way
ElevateDB comes with a tool for creating / modifying the database, SQL
testing, creating triggers, stored procedures and functions, views
etc. It can also create in-memory tables that interact with external
tables in the same way as any other ElevateDB table.
I once wrote a SQL tool for its
I wanted to know how many people knew about the CodeGear June Developer
Days that finished last week?
If you knew about them, how did you find out (email/word of mouth/ide
notification)?
Please email me offlist or here...
Thanks!
Richard
--
Richard Vowles, Product Evangelist
Developers Inc
I have one at home, but not here so I am not sure what the name is.
Check http://sqlite.org/ and
http://www.sqlite.org/cvstrac/wiki?p=ManagementTools
Regards
Sean Cross
IT Systems Development Manager
Catalyst Risk Management
PO Box 230
50 Dalton St
Napier 4140
DDI: 06-8340362
mobile: 021 270
Didn't know.
Borland's email notification seems so hit and miss (and seems to
completely ignore most requests that I make to update my preferences)
that I've given up on trying to get notifications that way.
Never pay any attention to the welcome page in the IDE either, so never
notice any
Yes I new about it. No I did not attend. Yes I am watching the replays
(the ones on Delphi at least) - which are awful. I found about them
from dn.codegear.com and/or delphifeeds.com (which I check daily).
Alister Christie
Computers for People
Ph: 04 471 1849 Fax: 04 471 1266
Alister Christie wrote:
Yes I new about it. No I did not attend. Yes I am watching the
replays (the ones on Delphi at least) - which are awful. I found
about them from dn.codegear.com and/or delphifeeds.com (which I check
daily).
What is awful about them? So far it is 3 no, 1 yes.
Thanks!
I too develped using the ElevateDB predecessor, that was, until I tried to
use it in a client server arrangment, and THEN it all turned to POOH !!!
It had SERIOUS issues with indexing, and in some cases, it would transfer
around the entire table to update just ONE field !
It was at that point
I have had an application stop running and stack dump shows it during
unit initialization. I want to debug, but setting breakpoints in relevant code
just come up green-crosses (invalid break). I double checked for alternative
version on disk but nothing. It seems to be because of the
I got an email about them, looked at one that was a reply, and got the date
wrong for another one...and then forgot about it...DOH !
Jeremy
-Original Message-
From: Richard Vowles [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: NZ Borland Developers Group - Delphi List delphi@delphi.org.nz
Date: Tue, 03 Jul
I never came across any problems with the Client/Server side, but that
doesn't mean there weren't any. I find that they are generally very
good and can fix most bugs overnight.
They do have a fully functional demo available - must have Delphi
running when demo is running but otherwise a full
Have you tried to watch them? Maybe it's just my computer, but the
screen does not seem to get updated correctly and you end up with all
sorts of junk on the screen. DavidI doesn't seem quite with it for
them either, but it's really hard doing stuff live I guess. I found
them a bit lacking
Jeremy wrote:
I too develped using the ElevateDB predecessor, that was,
until I tried to use it in a client server arrangment, and
THEN it all turned to POOH !!!
It had SERIOUS issues with indexing, and in some cases, it
would transfer around the entire table to update just ONE field !
Hi guys
Am I the only one continually getting these pointless auto responses
from Colin Fraser when ever I email to the DUG?
Can someone unsubscribe him until his sysadmins figure out how not to
autorespond to mailing lists.
TTFN,
Paul.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Paul Heinz wrote:
Hi guys
Am I the only one continually getting these pointless auto responses
from Colin Fraser when ever I email to the DUG?
Can someone unsubscribe him until his sysadmins figure out how not to
autorespond to mailing lists.
Everyone who posts to the list gets them I
[Reply]
HI all,
Yup, have put his subscription on vacation where I presume he is.
kr
Gary
At 12:37 on 3/07/2007 Richard wrote
To : delphi@delphi.org.nz
CC : From: Richard Vowles, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Paul Heinz wrote:
Hi guys
Am I the only one continually getting these pointless auto
Hi
Firebird is a nice open source / free relational DB (from the Interbase
base code).
It has an embedded option that simply requires putting some files in the
same dir as the app. This is for single user DBs. But with little
effor you can switch to a proper client server environment.
Rob,
Thanks, firebird doesn't sound to bad, and you can use native Delphi
components with firebird to from what i've read. All the aps i've done
so far are simply for end user use - no client/server requirements.
Will research this some more :-) Thanks.
Nick
Robert martin wrote:
Hi
Breakpoint worked for me. If I turn Debug info off (Project|Options) and
rebuild, my breakpoint
becomes invalid. (D6)
Wayne
NZ Borland Developers Group - Delphi List delphi@delphi.org.nz on Tuesday, 3
July 2007 at 11:59
a.m. + wrote:
I have had an application stop running and stack dump
Question: Do any of these databases embedded in products have any issues if
there is already the same database installed in another product?
For instance the coming Firefox Version 3 comes with a SQLite back end (to
manage bookmarks etc). If someone also wants to use say SQLite on the same
PC
With Sqlite, you can stick the dll in your app directory, or you can embed it
in your app. In either case you are fine.
If you stick the dll in a shared directory, then you might be in trouble.
Don't know about firebird, but you should be ok with the dlls in the app
directory.
Regards
Sean
What about using it via say ASP or PHP? Are there ODBC drivers at all?
Jeremy
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Sean Cross
Sent: 3 July 2007 15:37
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; NZ BorlandDevelopers Group - Delphi List
Subject: RE: [DUG] Databases
There are bindings for everything. Sqlite is one of the most popular,
invisible, databases out there.
See http://www.sqlite.org/cvstrac/wiki?p=SqliteWrappers
It is already bundled with Php 5.
Regards
Sean Cross
IT Systems Development Manager
Catalyst Risk Management
PO Box 230
50 Dalton St
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