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Hello,
I have a serious problem with NexusDB which only appears with Tables,
which are used in RB.
If I use Session.Default I geht the exception, that the Session is not
in the same thread. With Delphi XE, RB 12 and NexusDB 3.09 it worked fine.
NexusDB says, nothing has changed. If this error occurs, than the
Session isn't the same thread.
So my question. Does RB 14 run not in the mainthread anymore?
Best wishes
Bernhard
I have a serious problem with NexusDB which only appears with Tables,
which are used in RB.
If I use Session.Default I geht the exception, that the Session is not
in the same thread. With Delphi XE, RB 12 and NexusDB 3.09 it worked fine.
NexusDB says, nothing has changed. If this error occurs, than the
Session isn't the same thread.
So my question. Does RB 14 run not in the mainthread anymore?
Best wishes
Bernhard
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big problems with the third party Component tppRichview.
Is it possible to run the Reports in the main thread (similar as in RB 12)?
Best wishes
Bernhard
Am 09.05.2012 09:38, schrieb Bernhard Roos:
reports are generated in the main thread? I don't need the feature for
multiple threading.
Best wishes
Bernhard
Am 09.05.2012 12:41, schrieb Bernhard Roos:
The new RB 14 viewer generates all pages in a background thread for
efficient execution. This is necessary due to the fact that unlike RB
12, multiple pages must be requested at the same time. For RB 12, only
a single page needed to be requested.
You can revert back to the RB 12 style viewer by setting the
PreviewFromSettings.SinglePageOnly property to True.
I have tested the NexusDB demo with RB 14 extensively and it functions
correctly. We also have numerous customers successfully using TRichView
with RB 14 as well.
Nico Cizik
Digital Metaphors
http://www.digital-metaphors.com
NexusDB and TRichview are working fine. Our application makes very
complicated things with NexusDB and TRichview. Perhaps these are things,
which aren't used from your customers or the demo application (Nexus DB).
Best wishes
Bernhard
Am 09.05.2012 15:15, schrieb Nico Cizik (Digital Metaphors):