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Delphi Data Access Components is a line of DB connectivity solutions for such databases as: Oracle, Microsoft SQL Server, MySQL, InterBase, Firebird, PostgreSQL, SQLite, Microsoft Access, DB2, Sybase Advantage Database Server, Sybase Adaptive Server Enterprise, and other databases (using ODBC provider).

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  1. For Firebird the possible value for RowsPerBatch depends on the number of rows in the table because the maximal length of an SQL statement is 64KB.
    For RowsPerBatch=0, UniDac should calculate the maximal possible value itself.

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  3. When using TADOConnection / TADOQuery to create datasource for TDBGrid, columns from main tables as well as joined tables may be edited in the grid. With TUNIxxx components, only the first table in the query can have its columns updated in the grid.

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  4. the TUniMetaData data-type field now returns different data for different databases - Example:
    currently for MySql it returns a string e.g. 'float'
    but for MS SQL server it returns a number: e.g. 5 (for float fields)

    so the recommended improvement is to add a new field to the result that returns a string representing the native database type.

    this feature is useful if you want to show a list of columns including data-types to the user - it can also be used to generate a create script, etc.

    6 votes
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  5. dbMonitor, which is a great feature, shows any string values as <BLOB:19> instead of the actual data in that field. This might only apply to postgresql

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  6. When converting from Paradox to SQLite, I ran into 2 problems.
    1) the TableName.DB I used in paradox does NOT have a .DB ending in the actual tablename...
    2) The data module where the "database1" was declared for the TUniConnection was not included in the files, and then the connections were not set to them. I had to open all the forms and remove the .db and set them

    I think that the Migration Wizard should handle those better...

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  7. Put some simple sample code into the help/demos files, that must be great. some times that be very usefully

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  8. Please update the help file, and try to be more explicit on the definitions

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  9. It will not take over the identical field names of a view. If multiple fields have the same name located in different sub-tables of this view.

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  10. There are some great uses for graph databases and the Delphi desktop world would benefit greatly

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  11. Manually parse SQL for MBCS strings.
    Latest UniDac MBCS specification is not full compatible with BDE/DBX(Delphi Ansi version).
    and issue parse exception by mistake and macro function character at not ParamCheck.
    and this exception is difficult to understand the cause.
    (I have send details to support already)

    Please add the following property/Event.

    1. SkipParseSQL property
    2. OnBeforeParseSQL
    3. OnSQLParseError
    3 votes
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  12. I'm cobnverting from ADO to MyDac...and the tables don't have a SORT function.

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  13. Creat Native "Conection Lost Problem" Events and Alerts
    that Unidac by it self can detect the problem in Network and produce
    costumizeble Notifications...

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  14. Currently it is not possible to use UniDAC to compact an existing Jet database.

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  15. ElevateDb is a powerful embedded and C/S database and should be supported by Unidac. It has been around for years and has many features found in PostgreSQL, like bi-drectional replication.

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  16. Realize FilterOnBookmarks-Functionality like in ADO for better / easier Migration Projects from ADO.

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  17. UniAlerter - is a component to receive notifications from DB server.
    Currently UniDAC supports Interbase, Oracle and PostgreSQL in UniAlerter.
    It will be great if UniDAC could support IBM DB2 (module DBMS_ALERTER) in UniAlerter component.

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  18. RUS
    Предлагаю добавить у компоненты TUniSqlMonitor возможность указать имя файла, чтобы компонента сама всё писала в этот файл. Без использования события OnSQL.

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    I propose to add a component TUniSqlMonitor the ability to specify the file name to the component itself is all written in the file. Without the use of event OnSQL.

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  19. The only way to access a Filemaker Server database is via ODBC, which is not supported in iOS. There is a large installation of Filemaker databases out there, backed by Apple, and with the increasing market share of Mac, iPad and iPhone, it will likely gain in popularity.

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  20. Extend the actual unified sql structure and macros to stored procedures, functions, views etc. to be able to create applications truly database independent.
    more info at
    http://www.devart.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=15057&highlight=

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