Joost van der Sluis wrote:
[...] With PostgreSQL it blows when I try to go up
records in a grid instead of going down. Probably has more to do with
I was going up from a newly inserted record.
Yes, it was probably a bug in TBufDataset, which is used for all
transaction.commit
John
On Wednesday 19 April 2006 09:23, Jon Foster wrote:
Joost van der Sluis wrote:
[...] With PostgreSQL it blows when I try to go up
records in a grid instead of going down. Probably has more to do with
I was going up from a newly inserted record.
Yes, it was probably a
I followed the on-line examples... At least as far as setting up the
basic components. I've entered all of the login information in the
connection properties. With PostgreSQL it blows when I try to go up
records in a grid instead of going down. Probably has more to do with
I was going up from
Are the SQL DB components supposed to be functional? I've tried using
TMySQLConnection and TPQConnection with the associated TSQLTransaction
and TSQLQuery attached through a datasource to a data grid.
The TMySQLConnection always says, Server connect failed when I try to
make a query active.
On Fri, 14 Apr 2006, Jon Foster wrote:
Are the SQL DB components supposed to be functional? I've tried using
TMySQLConnection and TPQConnection with the associated TSQLTransaction
and TSQLQuery attached through a datasource to a data grid.
The TMySQLConnection always says, Server connect
On Friday 14 April 2006 23:08, Jon Foster wrote:
Are the SQL DB components supposed to be functional? I've tried using
TMySQLConnection and TPQConnection with the associated TSQLTransaction
and TSQLQuery attached through a datasource to a data grid.
The TMySQLConnection always says, Server
Michael Van Canneyt wrote:
On Fri, 14 Apr 2006, Jon Foster wrote:
Are the SQL DB components supposed to be functional?
That is because for each query, a new 'native' connection is started.
Probably there is some limitation to your MySQL installation ?
no, it works
