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I've been using Database Desktop for years to maintain Paradox tables in a Delphi development environment, but it now appears that DBD doesn't work on Windows 10 for build 1703 or later. Is there an updated DBD that does work? Or is there an alternative tool I can use? I've found several tools that will let me view and modify the data in Paradox tables, but none that will let me modify the table structures. Any suggestions? I don't have Paradox for Windows, only Delphi.
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I am having a problem with a program i have been working on and I have been filtering a database by date and client to produce records for a DBChar and it all works fine and as it should . As the record number grows thought I should perhaps use an sql query insted of filter and do you think I can get it to work
I have a SDF Database called CounterData.
I have a field in the database counterDate which is a datetime field and I have two datetimepickers one startdate and one enddate.
I not strong on sql and can usually make it do what I want but not with dates.
have tried many variants of this
select * from counterdata where countertranstype ='+quotedstr('D')+'and CounterDate >='+datetostr(startdate.date) +'and counterDate <='+datetostr(enddate.date).
I am using the Devart Sdac components to connect to the SDF Database
Thanks for any help
Owen Moore
I have worked with paradox tables before in Delphi but have never tried using Access tables. Could someone tell me how I would could connect to a Microsoft Access database/table?
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I am developing an application that uses Crystal Reports as the reporting mechanism. But I am having trouble in getting Delphi to pass a parameter to the report. Does nayone have any suggestions? Thanks.
I've been using Database Desktop for years to maintain Paradox tables in a Delphi development environment, but it now appears that DBD doesn't work on Windows 10 for build 1703 or later. Is there an updated DBD that does work? Or is there an alternative tool I can use? I've found several tools that will let me view and modify the data in Paradox tables, but none that will let me modify the table structures. Any suggestions? I don't have Paradox for Windows, only Delphi.
I've been using Database Desktop for years to maintain Paradox tables in a Delphi development environment, but it now appears that DBD doesn't work on Windows 10 for build 1703 or later. Is there an updated DBD that does work? Or is there an alternative tool I can use? I've found several tools that will let me view and modify the data in Paradox tables, but none that will let me modify the table structures. Any suggestions? I don't have Paradox for Windows, only Delphi.
>We are also toying with Rave report instead of RTF as Rave apparently can output a PDF quite easily.
[wp] I think you're on the right track - turning to a reporting tool. Rave might do the trick, but I've found it kind of hard to work with.
I haven't tried to do exactly what you're describing, but I'd be very surprised if my favorite reporting tool couldn't handle it: Fast Report. Fast Report also does a fine job of producing PDF output.
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