As far as I can see the benefits of IBO over IBX are painless migration from
BDE (distinct plus or a minus - plus for me) and slightly handling of
transactions ie over several datasets.
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From: Pat Sheehan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 28 May 2001 15:38
To: Multiple r
Hi,
I do get going to access MS SQL via API, but only in Windows application.
Once I build this into ActiveX component, then the code passed dbInit, but
stuck at dbLogin.
Regards,
Jim
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On
Behalf Of [EMAIL PROTECTED
Dennis,
I am using SQL 6.0, the untility I could find is called SQL Server Client
Configuration Utility. Then I go Advanced page add my server and TCP/IP
sockets. Still not go. What else shall I do?
dbLogin doesn't take any parameter, but returns a pointer, which point to
LOGINREC. Then I call d
Arrrg just got told by the boss theres a meeting scheduled 1pm ish
tomorrow. Gah :( Heres hoping I can get out of the meeting..
--On Monday, 28 May 2001 2:51 p.m. +1200 Nic Wise <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> just a reminder that the Delphi 6 - and JBuilder 5 - launch is tomorrow in
-
What is wrong with IBX? Have used then on three ( simple ) app to date with
no adverse productivity ,but I do agree with staying with Dialect 1 in IBO
Patrick Sheehan
( P+A Computing )
Patrick Anthony Associates Ltd
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From: "Sandeep" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Multiple
Thanks, Nello, that should do the trick.
MP
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On
Behalf Of Nello Sestini
Sent: Monday, May 28, 2001 10:03 AM
To: Multiple recipients of list delphi
Subject: Re: [DUG]: ttASCII Schema file
> There must be a way of setting
Jim,
If you're still having problems, have you looked at the Zeos components?
They include direct API access to popular db's including MS SQL.
I can't get onto their web site (http://www.zeoslib.org/) just now but an
extract from the readme is:
Zeos Database Objects is a Delphi's components se
Hi everyone
just a reminder that the Delphi 6 - and JBuilder 5 - launch is tomorrow in
Auckland, Wednesday in Wellington and Thursday in Christchurch. If you
haven't registered, its not too late - or, alternatively, just turn up :)
More info at http://register.borland.co.nz/ebusiness
Nic.
James
If it is cheap you want then I'd suggest kbmMemTable and mODBC, Gives you
a client side dataset with transactions and a resolver, you can then use
mODBC
to fill/update the Server, Also the methodologies involved would be more
portable to dbExpress
HTH Neven
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Fr
Probably, but cannot (as much as I would like) warrant the cost at this
early stage. Seems though that dbExpress might be the way to go later on ...
so will definitely try to keep that door open (as best I can).
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From: Neven MacEwan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 28 Ma
Jim,
> Could you tell me how to set up TCP/IP connection to MS
> SQL.
One of the client utilities SQL server installs is the Client Network
Utility (Should be somewhere in the start menu). Run this, click on the add
button, type in the server name (or an alias name), select TCP/IP, type in
the
James
Would you not be better investing in D6 and looking at dbExpress
Has native mode IB support and 'midas' clientdatasets (and you code
is portable to Linux!)
Neven
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From: James Low <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Multiple recipients of list delphi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sen
Sort of ... I was referring to the FIBPlus components ...and mistakenly
typed "Firebird" which I had no idea was a database. Thanks.
-Original Message-
From: Nello Sestini [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 28 May 2001 12:16
To: Multiple recipients of list delphi
Subject: Re: [DUG]: IB Obje
> IBO seems a little
> more est'd the Firebird+ (love the name) though it does seem (read) pretty
> good too.
>
maybe I am reading too much between the lines here - but I'll mention
in case there is some confusion.
Firebird is not an alternative to IBO.Firebird is an alternative to
Interbas
Thank you Dennis, Could you tell me how to set up TCP/IP connection to MS
SQL.
As my code is stuck in dbLogin, which doesn't take any parameter, how do I
code to log in as another user?
Regards,
Jim
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On
Behalf Of Denni
> There must be a way of setting the index for the new table in the schema
> file. Does anyone know what it is?
i don't know how you can do it in the schema - but you could
put something like this:
create index CCKEY ON TPAKHIST (CCCODE,PROCDATE);
in a query and execute it after your batch
Thanks all - great to get some feedback before I leap in. IBO seems a little
more est'd the Firebird+ (love the name) though it does seem (read) pretty
good too.
-Original Message-
From: Peter Hyde [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 28 May 2001 11:23
To: Multiple recipients of list delphi
S
Hi there,
I am attempting to do a batch move using TBatchMove component, moving
contents of a Text file into a db table. It is working ok, except that I
am, thus far, unable to work out how to incorporate indexing. My schema file
looks like this:
[TPAKHIST]
Filetype=Fixed
CharSet=ascii
Field1=PRO
Hi Jim,
Sorry, can't be much help with that. I've been considering going down
that same path because of a number of issues with ODBC (with MS SQL and
Informix), but as yet I haven't taken the plunge.
Good luck!
Regards,
Bevan
Jim Zheng wrote:
>
> Hi Bevan,
>
> Thanks for your reply.
>
>
Jim,
I think your problem is security - when running under IIS, your Active-X
component effectively runs under the guest user's privileges. This user may
not be able to access the database, especially if you are using named pipes.
Try setting up the connection as TCP/IP (use the client config t
James asked:
> scaling/ trying to get some performance. Are there any hidden gotchas
> and, in D5/Pro, is IBX as impossible to use as the IBO hype suggests?
Can't speak for IBX. In my experience, IBO is a good solution. The
gotchas in the past have tended to be related to the frequency of
rele
As well as IBO and IBX there is also FIBPlus
(http://www.second-dream.ru/eng/index.htm) which I came across the other
day. The author has written an article about it also well.
(http://www.delphipages.com/news/detaildocs.cfm?ID=47)
Hope thats its helpfull in some way. :)
Nahum.
> -Origina
On 28 May 2001, at 10:26, James Low wrote:
> This is possibly more directed at Ed who recently advised on the use of IB
> objects as opposed to IBX. My app prototype is using BDE/ ODBC against a IB
> DB - and it seems IBO is the obvious next step in scaling/ trying to get
> some performance. Are
What I
have done is install the Delphi 5 update and usually removes the problem of just
in time debug. Just my 2 cents worth.
Damien
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DarmayantoSent: Sunday, 27 May 2001 7:14 PMTo: Multiple
Hi Bevan,
Thanks for your reply.
Actully I am not that far yet. The stuck point is dbLogin which doesn't take
any parameter.
I am using API to access MS SQL directly, not DBE or ODBC is required.
Jim
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On
Behalf Of [E
This is possibly more directed at Ed who recently advised on the use of IB
objects as opposed to IBX. My app prototype is using BDE/ ODBC against a IB
DB - and it seems IBO is the obvious next step in scaling/ trying to get
some performance. Are there any hidden gotchas and, in D5/Pro, is IBX as
i
Hi Jim,
I had a similar problem recently with a new Win2k Server and IIS
installation. The CGI application worked fine on NT4 (Workstation and
Server) with IIS4, but I had repeated problems on Win2k and IIS5.
Anyway, there were a number of issues that cropped up. First of all, we
had to use r
I've got the header files now. Thank you Nello.
BUT, I still have trouble with MS SQL and IIS. I don't know whether I miss
something on system settings, like security problem. This is first time I am
working with MS SQL.
My problem is the following. I am using API in Delphi to talk to MS SQL
lo
I managed to get around this problem, but by compiling the .pas file
first with the appropriate define then compiling the project, but this
still sounds a little strange.
Regards
Jason Coley
Manawatu Software Solutions
http://www.software-solutions.co.nz
-Original Message-
From: Nello S
Moises
For this type of behaviour you are probably better to code the
master detail link yourself. I have a component that does this, you
may have the source if you wish by emailing me direct at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Neven
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From: Moises Lopez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Multi
Hi,
I have just installed Delphi 5 Interprise in
Windows 98 Second Edition
When I try to run delphi, a message was
appear : Just in time
debug
and then I click Yes or No the computer always
HUNG, and must be
reset by hardware (keyboard doesn't
respon)
but, if I installed on windows NT
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