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Re: Delphi 2005 & ZEOS Lib: msg#00007

db.postgresql.odbc

Subject: Re: Delphi 2005 & ZEOS Lib

Hi,

I have just looked at Ace Reporter. Yes, it can use an ZEOS connection to
Delphi, but I wasn't very lucky, because after a few minutes, I got a stack
overflow with Ace Reporter.... I think I'll use CR with ODBC, that's not too
bad actually...

-----Message d'origine-----
De : pgsql-odbc-owner@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:pgsql-odbc-owner@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
De la part de Merlin Moncure
Envoyé : lundi, 9. mai 2005 14:29
À : Philippe Lang
Cc : pgsql-odbc@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Objet : Re: [ODBC] Delphi 2005 & ZEOS Lib

> I made one or two quick tests, and yes, this works pretty fine. The
> installation caused me some problems, but everything is running fine
since
> then.
>
> Is there anything we should be aware of when using Delphi and ZEOS
with
> Postgresql 8.0, compared to ODBC, for example? Like a limitation or
> anything like this? I have seen PG 7.4 protocol support in ZEOS, but
> correct me if I'm wrong, the PG 8.0 protocol is similar, right?

Zeos 6.1.x and 6.5.x are a built around libpq 7.4. The last major protocol
revision in pg was 7.3 IIRC. The pg support of Zeos is pretty good, I
personally worked on testing and fixes for the pg driver during for Zeos 6.0
and 6.1. The earlier versions had problems with arrays, not sure about the
newer ones since I don't happen to be doing anything with Zeos at this
particular moment.

In your other mail you asked about Crystal Reports. I've never actually used
CR with Delphi, but I'm assuming it makes its own independent connection to the
database. In this case, yes it will require the ODBC driver but you should not
have too many problems...you are not using the BDE. If there is some sort of
reliance on the BDE dataset objects (TDataset, TTable), then I'd suggest
dumping CR and picking up Ace Reporter. You have looked at Ace Reporter,
right? :-).

Merlin



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