ok, why not.
Can you put me to a place where I can find how to download that build and how to contact the author?
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- 01.03.2012, 15:01
- Forum: PostgreSQL
- Topic: Working with UTF8 encoded dbs
- Replies: 15
- Views: 5646
- 21.02.2012, 18:28
- Forum: PostgreSQL
- Topic: Working with UTF8 encoded dbs
- Replies: 15
- Views: 5646
The problem is, I do not know what this charackters are and in which table and columd they appear. It is like a small corruption inside the db :) Like I said, this is most probably caused by the legacy data beeing imported by different means. The only solution would be to advise the db somehow to el...
- 21.02.2012, 11:58
- Forum: PostgreSQL
- Topic: Working with UTF8 encoded dbs
- Replies: 15
- Views: 5646
Some customers have legacy databases, either imported from xls, access or mysql. The problem do not occur on all of them. But maybe on 10%. The program is old and large, the dB structure and the dB access changed during the lifetime of the application. I assume, the characters that do not have a WIN...
- 20.02.2012, 16:55
- Forum: PostgreSQL
- Topic: Working with UTF8 encoded dbs
- Replies: 15
- Views: 5646
- 14.02.2012, 13:56
- Forum: PostgreSQL
- Topic: Working with UTF8 encoded dbs
- Replies: 15
- Views: 5646
- 13.02.2012, 16:22
- Forum: PostgreSQL
- Topic: Working with UTF8 encoded dbs
- Replies: 15
- Views: 5646
- 12.02.2012, 15:50
- Forum: PostgreSQL
- Topic: Working with UTF8 encoded dbs
- Replies: 15
- Views: 5646
Working with UTF8 encoded dbs
I have a postgres 8.3 Database which is encoded in UTF8. I'm using Zeos 6.6.6 Before connecting, I'm setting the connection properties like that ZConn.Properties.Values['codepage']:='UTF8'; ZConn.Properties.Values['client_encoding']:='UTF8'; // now, when I execute a SQL Query, I got the following er...
- 20.01.2010, 01:22
- Forum: 6.6 - stable
- Topic: Cancelling a Query running in a thread
- Replies: 7
- Views: 1086
- 20.01.2010, 00:38
- Forum: 6.6 - stable
- Topic: Cancelling a Query running in a thread
- Replies: 7
- Views: 1086
- 19.01.2010, 14:39
- Forum: 6.6 - stable
- Topic: Cancelling a Query running in a thread
- Replies: 7
- Views: 1086
- 19.01.2010, 04:53
- Forum: 6.6 - stable
- Topic: Cancelling a Query running in a thread
- Replies: 7
- Views: 1086
Cancelling a Query running in a thread
Hi all, how can I cancel a Zquery, which is opening in an other thread? The Query opens some quite huge amount of data, which is displayed afterwards in a Grid. I perform the Zquery.open call inside a separate thread, so my main Form will not be frozen. But, the user can close this form while the th...
- 26.11.2008, 20:01
- Forum: 6.6 - stable
- Topic: TZQuery is read-only when using stored procedure in SQL
- Replies: 4
- Views: 727
- 30.08.2008, 01:16
- Forum: 6.6 - stable
- Topic: How to Handle AutoIncs (or SERIALS in Postgres)
- Replies: 3
- Views: 793
How to Handle AutoIncs (or SERIALS in Postgres)
Halo, I'm using TClientDataset, TDatasetProvider and TZQuery. I have a postgreSQL database with a simple table with a field called id of type SERIAl and a field 'name' of type varchar(20). I fould an article "How to use AutoInc fields with DataSnap" (http://dn.codegear.com/kr/article/20847...
- 22.08.2008, 10:01
- Forum: 6.6 - stable
- Topic: Problem with GetTableNames and Postgre
- Replies: 6
- Views: 1496
- 21.08.2008, 08:22
- Forum: 6.6 - stable
- Topic: Problem with GetTableNames and Postgre
- Replies: 6
- Views: 1496
Gum' at first, many thanks for that quick help, great work. I think its better if the GetTableNames methode returns just table names, per default. If you need sequences, you can use the new overloaded version to specify them. But IMHO most users will use the GetTableNames to build some kind of admin...