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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. Many people do not bother with the beginning and ending a transaction, however, is of paramount importance to know when a good design to start and control your transactions.

    Thus, it would be very interesting to have an option to control when the user wants to leave the components create or open a new transaction and when the user want and need to manually create your transactions.

    So, a option to let the user control the creation and maintenance of TRANSACTIONS manually, not automatic as with the current version (v5.5.12)

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  2. 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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  3. Trivial: SQLite: when user dblclicks TLiteDump it does not open string list editor like in TMyDump

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  4. Add new property FlatADTView (default false for not changing standard behavior of TOraQuery) for showing fields separately in ftADT field in Object View mode.
    Example:
    CODE: SELECT ALL
    create or replace type ComplexType as object(
    x varchar2(100),
    y varchar2(100)
    );

    /

    OraQuery1.SQL.Text := 'select ComplexType(CODE, name) A from TEST';
    OraQuery1.ObjectView := True;
    OraQuery1.FlatADTView := True; (new property)
    OraQuery1.Open;

    And I want to see:
    CODE: SELECT ALL
    A.X | A.Y
    1 | 2
    3 | 4
    like OraQuery1.ObjectView := False but this variant friendly for collections datatype.

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  5. 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.

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  6. 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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  7. 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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  8. Put some simple sample code into the help/demos files, that must be great. some times that be very usefully

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

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  10. 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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  11. Please include the scheme name of the stored procedure because now you have to include it manually, and if you dont it throws an error can find stored procedure, if i run MyStoredProcedure it throws an error but if i change it to MyScheme.MyStoredProcedure manually it works.

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

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  13. Hello, I would appreciate (for easy migration from FIB+ to your component suite) adding OnFieldChange event and the CloneCurrentRecord.

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  14. With all the different DAC products, I don't have space in my IDE for all the pull down menus. Especially since I have RemObjects, GExpers, MMX, etc, etc. It would be more optimal to have one single DevArt pull down menu in the IDE and then have a submenu for each DAC product.

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  15. Create means to eliminate overhead at the compiler or configuration level. Compiler would be better because it would have 0 overhead in the resulting app; whereas config would have to check if the area was desired.

    The use case for me is that I have an app, 100% non-visual. It runs as a batch job. This app could/should be able to run faster if it didn't bother doing things that a non-visual app doesnt care about. ie - master/detail.

    Most libraries I have seen have a configurable .INC which control what the behavior is at compile time. This would be…

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  16. Entity developer would be a great addition to Rad Studio for use with PGDac. Either with code generation, or just as a DB design tool.

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  17. To control the implicit transaction

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  18. Add support Transaction Guard (Oracle 12c New Feature) in ODAC

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  19. Backup procedure takes lot of time.
    And user have no visual response. In large databases it takes minutes.
    Why there is no OnProgress event to visually show estimated time with progress bar ?

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  20. Quite simple, just add another button and menu item to clear all terminated processes, rather than just repeatedly clicking the current button.

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