Problem with FlashFiler2 version 2.11
Hello,
I am trying to use End User reporting with Flash Filer 2 database in this
environment:
Delphi pro 6.0 update pack 2
RB pro 6.03
Turbopower Flash Filer 2.11
What I did first:
- I have opened the package "rbFF66.dpk" containded in
"$(DELPHI)\RBuilder\Demos\4. EndUser Databases\Flash Filer 2\1. Native"
- I have made some changes to the "require" section, to use the FF library
release 2.11
- I recompiled the package successfully.
the updated "requires" list contains now this units: vcl, rtl, vclx,
dbrtl, vcldb, f211_r60, rbDB66, rbRCL66, rbDAD66, rbIDE66;
I have read the readme.doc and configured the demo project as explained.
Everything works fine if I set the "ppDesigner1.DataSettings.DatabaseName"
to a FlashFiler Alias
Unfortunately, this approach has for me software some limitations.
The optimal solution woluld be the one as explained in the readme.doc: (in
this case, my TffDatabase points to the FF aslias i want to use):
SessionType FlashFilerSession
DatabaseName Use the Name of the TffDatabase you created
DatabaseType dtFlashFiler
DataDictionary ppDataDictionary1 (optional)
SQLType sqSQL1
UseDataDictionary True or False (as desired) I
tried both
I am trying to use End User reporting with Flash Filer 2 database in this
environment:
Delphi pro 6.0 update pack 2
RB pro 6.03
Turbopower Flash Filer 2.11
What I did first:
- I have opened the package "rbFF66.dpk" containded in
"$(DELPHI)\RBuilder\Demos\4. EndUser Databases\Flash Filer 2\1. Native"
- I have made some changes to the "require" section, to use the FF library
release 2.11
- I recompiled the package successfully.
the updated "requires" list contains now this units: vcl, rtl, vclx,
dbrtl, vcldb, f211_r60, rbDB66, rbRCL66, rbDAD66, rbIDE66;
I have read the readme.doc and configured the demo project as explained.
Everything works fine if I set the "ppDesigner1.DataSettings.DatabaseName"
to a FlashFiler Alias
Unfortunately, this approach has for me software some limitations.
The optimal solution woluld be the one as explained in the readme.doc: (in
this case, my TffDatabase points to the FF aslias i want to use):
SessionType FlashFilerSession
DatabaseName Use the Name of the TffDatabase you created
DatabaseType dtFlashFiler
DataDictionary ppDataDictionary1 (optional)
SQLType sqSQL1
UseDataDictionary True or False (as desired) I
tried both
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Hi,
I need to use End User reporting with Flash Filer 2 database in this
environment:
Delphi pro 6.0 update pack 2
RB pro 6.03
Turbopower Flash Filer 2.11
What I did first:
- I have opened the package "rbFF66.dpk" containded in
"$(DELPHI)\RBuilder\Demos\4. EndUser Databases\Flash Filer 2\1. Native"
- I have made some changes to the "require" section, to use the FF library
release 2.11
- I recompiled the package successfully.
the updated "requires" list contains now this units: vcl, rtl, vclx,
dbrtl, vcldb, f211_r60, rbDB66, rbRCL66, rbDAD66, rbIDE66;
I have read the readme.doc and configured a demo project as explained.
Everything works fine if I set the "ppDesigner1.DataSettings.DatabaseName"
to a FlashFiler Alias
Unfortunately, this approach has for my software some limitations.
The optimal solution woluld be the one as explained in the readme.doc:
(using a TffDatabase that points to the FF aslias i want to use):
ppDesigner1.DataSettings:
SessionType FlashFilerSession
DatabaseName Use the Name of the TffDatabase you created
DatabaseType dtFlashFiler
DataDictionary ppDataDictionary1 (optional)
SQLType sqSQL1
UseDataDictionary True or False (as desired) I
tried both
The problem is that when I use e TffDatabase name instead of a direct FF
Alias name the list of tables in query designer is always empty.
Why? Any suggestion?
Thank you very much
Roberto Fontana
object on the form. The plugin must not be able to find the database object
on the form if the two string properties aren't the same. I don't have FF2
installed to test, but if this doesn't work then I"ll install it and take a
look at the plug-in. I have used FF2 in the past with RB 6.03 with no
problems.
Cheers,
Jim Bennett
Digital Metaphors
http://www.digital-metaphors.com
info@digital-metaphors.com