Adding fields to VirtualTable
Adding fields to VirtualTable
Hello,
I have a a TVirtualTable with 100 records on it. If I try to add a new field and then double click to see data I get an error message "Stream read error."
Is that normal?
I have a a TVirtualTable with 100 records on it. If I try to add a new field and then double click to see data I get an error message "Stream read error."
Is that normal?
I could not reproduce the problem.
Please send me a complete small sample at evgeniyD*crlab*com to demonstrate it.
Also supply me the following information:
- exact version of MyDAC. You can see it in the About sheet of TMyConnection Editor;
- exact version of your IDE (including personality name for Delphi 2005, and BDS 2006)
Please send me a complete small sample at evgeniyD*crlab*com to demonstrate it.
Also supply me the following information:
- exact version of MyDAC. You can see it in the About sheet of TMyConnection Editor;
- exact version of your IDE (including personality name for Delphi 2005, and BDS 2006)
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eduardosic
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SDAC??
SDAC?? or MyDAC??Antaeus wrote:We are planning to release the new build of SDAC during nearest several days.
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eduardosic
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good..
the corelab's support and all products are very good.Antaeus wrote:Both MyDAC and SDAC will be released simultaneously.
best regard's.
Re: good..
Yeah sure the support is good but i found very unprofessional that we have to wait several days or even weeks to get the release with the bugfix.the corelab's support and all products are very good.
best regard's.
Maybe the Corelab staff never released a commercial application that works in real business.
End users are depended on the business, business is depended on me (developer) and I'm depended on Corelab. When something is not working cause of a MyDAC bug, although the bug is fixed I have to wait the planned release. Sometimes its not so easy to explain the business (user of my software) that he has to wait days or weeks to get his bug fixed.
Besides that, Corelab staff is great, with high-end knowledge and the best DAC for MySQL in the world. That's the reason I'm still here anyway.
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eduardosic
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Re: good..
ben wrote:Yeah sure the support is good but i found very unprofessional that we have to wait several days or even weeks to get the release with the bugfix.the corelab's support and all products are very good.
best regard's.
Maybe the Corelab staff never released a commercial application that works in real business.
End users are depended on the business, business is depended on me (developer) and I'm depended on Corelab. When something is not working cause of a MyDAC bug, although the bug is fixed I have to wait the planned release. Sometimes its not so easy to explain the business (user of my software) that he has to wait days or weeks to get his bug fixed.
Besides that, Corelab staff is great, with high-end knowledge and the best DAC for MySQL in the world. That's the reason I'm still here anyway.
Hi ben,
Always that it will be to bring up to date mydac, makes tests with new release before to release the final software for its customers.
another solution, makes upgrade for the version with source-code and receives paths on email.