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  1. UniDac should support ElevateDb

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    3 comments  ·  Delphi Data Access Components » UniDAC  ·  Admin →
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    Carlton commented  · 

    That's a bit silly -- it's not crap. I've successfully used ElevateDB for an application that's running in several hundred hospitals, and in another application with a fairly large database (~55 GB). It is very stable, simple, works well, supports Delphi and .NET, and is well maintained.

  2. Add a limit for the record count in the DataSet

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    Carlton commented  · 

    My suggestion for this feature is that it would limit the total number of rows that would be retrieved. A value of -1 would mean all rows. But say a value of 10000 when there are 5M rows would retireve only a max of 10000. And that 10000 would hopefully be something that the server understands, as it would be much more efficient to do a "select * from items" and have the server prepare a resultset of just 10000 rows vs. having it prepare a resultset of 5M and then have a Uni component limit that to the 10000. I know that there will be cases in which a server might not support this, in which case Uni should emulate. This approach is similar to a feature in AnyDAC and I think it is quite useful.