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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. DuckDB is an open source free and very good embedded database, is it possible to fully embed DuckDB into delphi programs like SQLite, without external DLL files?

    https://duckdb.org/
    https://github.com/duckdb

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  2. When using batchUpdate, we have a total RowsAffected, but cannot know how many rows were affected by each individual parameter array item.
    So if you take different actions according to return value of RowsAffected, batchUpdates cannot be used.
    It would be nice to have a RowsAffectedArray (DynamicArray<__int64>, size = params.ValueCount) holding this value.

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  3. Unlike other product such as ODAC, for virtualDAC, as now I am using VirutalQuery, if debug is set to true, it seems that dialog will be shown at each step, which make the debug in thread/service very difficult.

    Is it possible, like TOraMonitor of ODAC, we have have sort of TVirtualDACMonitor for VirtualDAC, to push the debug information to dbmonitor, the same behavior as of other product family?

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  4. For debugging purposes we often add
    raise notice '%', some_variable
    which is handy because can give us back information without stopping the app like 'warning' or 'exception' would.

    It would be great if DBmonitor could catch such notice and show somehow.

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  5. db Monitor has fetch checkbox that is useless at the moment.
    It would be nice if the fetch time would be sent to the db monitor

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  6. It's about time dbMonitor had a long awaited upgrade with some really basic common sense pieces of functionality added.

    1) Add buttons to clear terminated processes and all processes. Come on guys, having to select each process one by one to clear it is, quite frankly, ridiculous and poor UI design.

    2) Parameters should be formatted according to the DB you're connected to.
    E.g. for Oracle
    Like this...
    :SrcSchema VARCHAR2(13) :='MY_SCHEMA' ;

    rather than this

    :SrcSchema(VARCHAR[13])='MY_SCHEMA'
    Why? Well it allows us developers to set up anonymous blocks quickly to test the same call, if say an error occurs. Currently I…

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  7. TMyDump.Backup() writes all Views in alphabetical order. However, if there are inter-joins among Views the database may not be restored, as the Views must be restored according to their dependencies.

    I strongly suggest fixing TMyDump.Backup. The algorithm should analyze the dependencies among Views and account for the correct order of joins.

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  8. It would be helpful in the SQL Monitor to execute the query I'm seeing to see the result set my app receives.
    Sometimes I have to check something where the client is and I place the sql monitor to see, what SQL my app is sending and have to enter with a db explorer to check the sql with the parameters sent, what the result is. It would be cool, if the dbmon could have that built in, because the dbmon already has the sql and the params right there.

    This would often make my work much easier

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  9. When I create a SqlMonitor but with Active := False the component or unit is sending a string to the monitor to say, that it has started, although it's inactive.
    Now imagine that with some 50 or 100 clients and you want to check the SQL of 1 certain workstation.

    Couldn't that be turned off ?

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  10. Scenario: 100K customer (master rows) with an average of 10 contact (detail) rows each... totaling about 1M detail rows.

    Without CachedUpdates I set LocalMasterDetail to false, and each time I scroll on the master dataset UniDAC fetches the 10 or so detail rows from the database. I can insert, modify and delete rows and all is saved immediately (on Delete or Post).

    With CachedUpdates I have to set LocalMasterDetail to true. This means UniDAC will fetch 1M detail rows and filter them out locally. With large networked databases this is really not feasible as it generates too much network traffic…

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  11. Perhaps it's an idea to have an indicator on each specific post to show whether a topic has been answered?
    This could be as simple as a check box indicating the post has been answered - filled in by the original requester when the requester is happy with the response(s).
    Once the tick box is completed the post could be flagged with an icon - e.g. a green tick mark - and thus considered 'closed'.
    Would help responders to skip those posts already answered and those wishing to find answers to skip those posts that have not yet been answered.…

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  12. Today i'm more and more using TClientDataset because of the cloned cursor and Unidac just for for synchronize and transport between the back end database and the TClientDataset. With a cloned cursor multiple components can share the same data-space and the speed and memory gains are huge, but i would preferer to do this in the unidac and not have another extra layer of technology.

    A tQuery with all the functionality of tClientDataSet would be very nice and Firedac is moving that way.

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  13. if you apply two different transaction in TIBCQuery.Transaction and TIBCQuery.UpdateTransaction property, then dbMonitor will show update/insert/delete statements in TIBCQuery.Transaction branch.

    Actually it should be shown in TIBCQuery.UpdateTransaction branch

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    Если вы применяете две различных транзакции в свойствах TBCQuery.Transaction и TIBCQuery.UpdateTransaction то dbMonitor показывает выражения update/insert/delete в ветке транзакции TBCQuery.Transaction.
    Однако хотелось бы видеть в ветке TIBCQuery.UpdateTransaction

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  14. Add Events in TCRBatchmove to react if an error occurs.

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  15. It looks that there is no universal solution to notify about moment when TOraSQL / TCustomDADataSet class (and its descendants) finishes fetching all data in NonBlocking mode.

    There should be added some event that related to Fetched method

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  16. Multiple dataset result in Unidac. In SDAC it is possible to have multiple dataset as a result of executing a query. With CanOpenNext it is possible to open the next dataset. MySql has the same capabilities. We would appreciate to have this functionality the same way Sql Server componentset has it.

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  17. Could you consider to add the 'Persistent Indexes' to the TVirtualTable ?

    In this case the table could be have a few indexes. Inserting/deleting records will modify all indexes. The searching data will use existing indexes without recreating them. Something like in DBF files with several *.ndx files. Before searching the presistent index will be chose by index name and searching will use this index.

    At this moment it is possible to use only one index by setting the VirtualTable.IndexFieldNames property. Changing this property recreates the index, and for large table (>3000) takes time.

    The 'Persistent Indexes' are used in…

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  18. Would love to see the DevArt components have compatibility for CodeTyphon (FPC/Lazarus fork) as well as instructions for installing/compiling.

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  19. 6 votes
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  20. I think, the memoryTables are most usefull as secondary tables whith data saved in master tables as BLOBs.
    In this case, is big advantage to be saved compressed.
    Maybe this behavior is better to be default as it saves space and time.

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