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Dear Friends

I have used the basic Zeos components (TZConnection, TzQuery, TzTable etc..) but have recently needed to raise my game to the next level. The
(ZSQLProcessor, ZSQLMonitor, ZUpdateSQL, ZStoredProcedure) components clearly came to mind and it was apparent that there does not exist any definitive and accessible guide to these components use.
Does anybody out there have a link that describes these components and their methods and procedures / functions etc....
Again I hope that I don't sound too silly asking what may be an obvious question, but any newbie to Zeos would / should be asking this question.

Warmest regards

Mo
www.cad.co.za

Dear Friends,

I subsequently downloaded ZeosLibDBO.chm and found that many of my questions have already been answered here.

many thanks

Mo
www.cad.co.za

Where??? :S

Try http://zeosdownloads.firmos.at/downloads/
It's our general download directory.

Mark

Could a link to this be put into the Downloads section?

Regards,

Ben

Hi Ben,

Unfortunately, the one who configured the forum doesn't find much time to work on it... The first thing he will do is an upgrade of the forum software. Afterwards we can spend some time to tune this links. Tuning them now would only delai the upgrade as he's the only one who knows the forum software. If I had access to this software/database on the server I could have al look, but that's not arranged yet.

Mark

Thanks a lot, those docs saved me a lot of questions

..even though it's sort of fun´guessing what works and what doesnt, knowing is more fun - at least in the long run

Hi guys,
I am totally new to Zeos and I need to get up to speed with it almost immediately but I am finding it difficult to find any simple tutorial that can teach me the basics steps of DB connectivity to MySQL using Delphi & Zeos.
Soonest help will be highly appreciated.

Thanks a lot.

Regards,
Koupes.

Koupes,

Check the knowledge base. There are only a few documents available, but the general information by Michael & gto should be sufficient to get started.

Mark