Some questions

Discussion of open issues, suggestions and bugs regarding SDAC (SQL Server Data Access Components) for Delphi, C++Builder, Lazarus (and FPC)
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developeradmin
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Some questions

Post by developeradmin » Tue 25 Mar 2008 18:45

Hi;
I'm using Delphi7, SQL 2005, delphi standart ado, Devexpress, sql native client
- How to using SDAC, large dataset (over the 10.000 record and 25 field) for best performance in DevExpress grid only browsing data ?
- can I using smart refreh (adding, deleting, updating record) with large dataset?
- What are the advantages and disadvantages of SDAC over Delphi Standart ADO for accessing SQL Server?
- How to implement forward only recordset? I Need retrieve resultsets with very high performance, usually used in tasks where data require some processing without displaying it within visual DB-controls.

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Antaeus
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Re: Some questions

Post by Antaeus » Thu 27 Mar 2008 08:32

developeradmin wrote:- How to using SDAC, large dataset (over the 10.000 record and 25 field) for best performance in DevExpress grid only browsing data ?
This is described the topic "Performance of obtaining data" in the SDAC help.
developeradmin wrote:- can I using smart refreh (adding, deleting, updating record) with large dataset?
Yes, you can.
developeradmin wrote:- What are the advantages and disadvantages of SDAC over Delphi Standart ADO for accessing SQL Server?
ADO is a universal component set, when SDAC is specialized in SQL Server only. It allows SDAC to use more features of the server and achieve higher performance.
developeradmin wrote:- How to implement forward only recordset? I Need retrieve resultsets with very high performance, usually used in tasks where data require some processing without displaying it within visual DB-controls.
You should set the Unidirectional property of a SDAC component that returns datasets.

developeradmin
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thank you

Post by developeradmin » Thu 27 Mar 2008 11:43

Thank you for your answer

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