Re: SQLite and Delphi 2007
- From: TD <dlee@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 27 Jun 2008 15:07:55 -0700 (PDT)
On Jun 27, 12:53 am, "BRoberts" <berdontem...@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
"TD" <d...@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I have installed Aducom's ASGSQlite SQLie components. I created a
project, installed the following components on a form:
TASQLITE3DB ,TASQLITE3TABLE, TDatasource, and TDBEdit. When I run the
app the TDBEdit field on the form acts as if it is locked because I
cannot type in it. Any ideas as to what I'm doing wrong. ALSO,
anyone have any experience using SQLite with D2007 ?
Without more detail it's difficult to guess why the dbedit will not accept
input. In particular, is the table open? Is the edit linked to a field in
the table?
Thanks for relpying. I have the TASQLITE3DB connected to the database
file; database does have data in it. I have the TASQLITE3TABLE setup
to access the table "runlog". I have the TDatasource conected to the
TASQLITE3TABLE. I have TDBEdit's datasource set to the TDatasource
and TDBEdit's datafield set to "Unit" which is a field in the "runlog"
table. I know the database connection is working at design time
because when I right click on "Fields" under the TASQLITE3TABLE and
select "Add Fields" I can see all of the fields in that table. Could
it be that the connection is not there at runtime?
HTH, thanks for helping.
TD
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