Re: [fpc-pascal] TSQLQuery UniDirectional and SaveToStream

2014-02-06 Thread Dimitrios Chr. Ioannidis

Hi,

Στις 6/2/2014 9:10 πμ, ο/η LacaK έγραψε:

Dimitrios Chr. Ioannidis wrote / napísal(a):
The problem i'm having is that i can't use UniDirectional and 
SaveToStream at the same time ( getting 
DataBaseError(SUniDirectional) ) and for big datasets the memory goes 
.


So, does anyone have any idea how to use xmldatapacketreader ( which 
implies SaveToStream ) and UniDirectional ?


As you can see there is CheckBiDirectional in the begining of 
SaveToStream ...
I am not sure, why is there such check (may be that bookmarks are used 
and bookmarks are not supported by unidirectional datasets?)
AFAIU saving is performed in sequential order from first record to 
last ... and update buffer is evaluated, but unidirectional dataset 
can not have update buffer ... so at first look it seems, that saving 
can be performed also on unidirectional dataset (as it supports First 
and Next methods)
May be that CheckBiDirectional is there only for symmetricity with 
LoadFromStream ... and LoadFromStream can not be performed on 
UniDirectional datasets. (because they are not updateable and do not 
handle cached updates)


What you can do is remove check: CheckBiDirectional in the begining of 
SaveToStream ant try what happens ;-)


Thx for the hint.

I already tried that with no success. There is a lot more involved reg. 
the ScrollResult of the UniDirectional instance of the BufDataset.


So i just used the TXMLXSDExporter from the DataExport. At least for the 
simple dataset i want to transfer it's ClientDataSet export format is 
working fine.


thx,

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Re: [fpc-pascal] TSQLQuery UniDirectional and SaveToStream

2014-02-06 Thread Dimitrios Chr. Ioannidis

Hi,

Στις 6/2/2014 9:10 πμ, ο/η LacaK έγραψε:

Dimitrios Chr. Ioannidis wrote / napísal(a):

Hi all,

i will appreciate a little help / advice / anything for the following 
problem i'm having.


I need to use the xmldatapacketreader to transfer datasets between 
free pascal and delphi.


The problem i'm having is that i can't use UniDirectional and 
SaveToStream at the same time ( getting 
DataBaseError(SUniDirectional) ) and for big datasets the memory goes 
.


So, does anyone have any idea how to use xmldatapacketreader ( which 
implies SaveToStream ) and UniDirectional ?


As you can see there is CheckBiDirectional in the begining of 
SaveToStream ...
I am not sure, why is there such check (may be that bookmarks are used 
and bookmarks are not supported by unidirectional datasets?)


by the way, one of the uses of a unidirectional dataset, is the 
sequential manipulation of big datasets. One of those manipulation is to 
transform the data while exporting them. So IMHO it will be nice to 
undone the invalidation of the SaveToStream method for the 
UniDirectional datasets.


May be a feature request ?

regards,

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Dimitrios Chr. Ioannidis
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Re: [fpc-pascal] TSQLQuery UniDirectional and SaveToStream

2014-02-06 Thread LacaK

Dimitrios Chr. Ioannidis  wrote / napísal(a):

Hi,

Στις 6/2/2014 9:10 πμ, ο/η LacaK έγραψε:

Dimitrios Chr. Ioannidis wrote / napísal(a):

Hi all,

i will appreciate a little help / advice / anything for the 
following problem i'm having.


I need to use the xmldatapacketreader to transfer datasets between 
free pascal and delphi.


The problem i'm having is that i can't use UniDirectional and 
SaveToStream at the same time ( getting 
DataBaseError(SUniDirectional) ) and for big datasets the memory 
goes .


So, does anyone have any idea how to use xmldatapacketreader ( which 
implies SaveToStream ) and UniDirectional ?


As you can see there is CheckBiDirectional in the begining of 
SaveToStream ...
I am not sure, why is there such check (may be that bookmarks are 
used and bookmarks are not supported by unidirectional datasets?)


by the way, one of the uses of a unidirectional dataset, is the 
sequential manipulation of big datasets. One of those manipulation is 
to transform the data while exporting them. So IMHO it will be nice to 
undone the invalidation of the SaveToStream method for the 
UniDirectional datasets.


May be a feature request ?

I think so also ;-)
-Laco.

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Re: [fpc-pascal] TSQLQuery UniDirectional and SaveToStream

2014-02-05 Thread LacaK

Dimitrios Chr. Ioannidis  wrote / napísal(a):

Hi all,

  i will appreciate a little help / advice / anything for the 
following problem i'm having.


 I need to use the xmldatapacketreader to transfer datasets between 
free pascal and delphi.


 The problem i'm having is that i can't use UniDirectional and 
SaveToStream at the same time ( getting DataBaseError(SUniDirectional) 
) and for big datasets the memory goes .


 So, does anyone have any idea how to use xmldatapacketreader ( which 
implies SaveToStream ) and UniDirectional ?


As you can see there is CheckBiDirectional in the begining of 
SaveToStream ...
I am not sure, why is there such check (may be that bookmarks are used 
and bookmarks are not supported by unidirectional datasets?)
AFAIU saving is performed in sequential order from first record to last 
... and update buffer is evaluated, but unidirectional dataset can not 
have update buffer ... so at first look it seems, that saving can be 
performed also on unidirectional dataset (as it supports First and Next 
methods)
May be that CheckBiDirectional is there only for symmetricity with 
LoadFromStream ... and LoadFromStream can not be performed on 
UniDirectional datasets. (because they are not updateable and do not 
handle cached updates)


What you can do is remove check: CheckBiDirectional in the begining of 
SaveToStream ant try what happens ;-)


-Laco.
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