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- 12.09.2005, 17:35
- Forum: 6.5.1 (alpha) - 6.6.x (beta)
- Topic: Record locking
- Replies: 3
- Views: 1591
Also you can use the TZUpdateSQL object to use multistatements when inserting, updaing or deleting. so you for example lock a table when you will update a record and then unlock it after updating. The only issue here when using a TZquery binded to a TZUpdateSQL is that when inserting a new record, A...
- 29.08.2005, 15:38
- Forum: 5.x Versions
- Topic: Upgrade to 6.1.5
- Replies: 7
- Views: 5650
- 26.08.2005, 08:55
- Forum: 5.x Versions
- Topic: Upgrade to 6.1.5
- Replies: 7
- Views: 5650
first i think you should upgrade to 6.5.1 instead of 6.1.5 ;). 6. 5.1 is now stable as 6.1.5, even better, the recent updates and corrections where made to 6.5.1 and not to 6.1.5. The first way to prevent loosing your comps and to work together (5.x and 6.x) is to install latest 5.5 version, this pa...
- 26.08.2005, 08:41
- Forum: 6.5.1 (alpha) - 6.6.x (beta)
- Topic: problem with zeos + oracle 9i
- Replies: 1
- Views: 1508
- 26.08.2005, 08:37
- Forum: MySQL
- Topic: Help connect zeos to embedded mysql server
- Replies: 26
- Views: 11593
- 26.08.2005, 08:24
- Forum: 6.5.1 (alpha) - 6.6.x (beta)
- Topic: TZQuery's Open too slow
- Replies: 3
- Views: 2435
If you use RecordCount, thet tha's why, when using recordcount TZQuery will browse all the data from the server to count the records. MySQLCC uses the api call NumRows to return the number of resulting rows, thats why is much faster. if attach a tzquery to a TDBGrid or something similar then thats a...