Thread: Display contents of SQLite table?
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Is there a tool in the RAD Studio to display the contents of a SQLite table? I can't figure out if I'm writing the data wrong or reading it wrong. I really would like to see the data and go from there.
I did find something called Data Explorer. It asks me for name of connection but does not allow me to input any other info about a connection which seems a bit odd. So maybe I would need to know how to create a connection that the Data Explorer can find. I'll keep looking.
I found a document for version 8 of FireDac. How special! The version I have is 24.
Should FireDAC Explorer show anything under Connection definitions. That area is blank.
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Am 14.01.2017 um 07:19 schrieb Frank Yingst:
Is there a tool in the RAD Studio to display the contents of a SQLite table? I can't figure out if I'm writing the data wrong or reading it wrong. I really would like to see the data and go from there.
I did find something called Data Explorer. It asks me for name of connection but does not allow me to input any other info about a connection which seems a bit odd. So maybe I would need to know how to create a connection that the Data Explorer can find. I'll keep looking.
I found a document for version 8 of FireDac. How special! The version I have is 24.
Should FireDAC Explorer show anything under Connection definitions. That area is blank.
Delphi includes a small DB explorer. It is a tab of the project manager.
You need to define your database connection and then you can see at
least the first few entries in your DB.
But as said: you need to define a connection there first.
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