Elevate Software BlogElevateDB External Modules in Multi-Threaded Delphi Applications
Posted by Tim Young on Tue, Feb 23 2010
An issue recently surfaced with a customer regarding the use of an ElevateDB external module in a Delphi application that was using multiple threads to execute some SQL scripts. The external module was called within the scripts to do some text processing, and there were only two threads being launched to execute the scripts in the background. Much to the customer's dismay, the external module kept blowing up in various places, with no real pattern or indication of the cause.
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Welcome to the New Elevate Software Web Site
Posted by Tim Young on Mon, Feb 22 2010
Welcome to the brand new Elevate Software web site. We hope you like the new look and feel, and would appreciate any comments below.
There are some significant changes to the way that the new web site works, so I thought it would be a good idea to detail those changes here.
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Posted by Tim Young on Tue, Feb 23 2010
An issue recently surfaced with a customer regarding the use of an ElevateDB external module in a Delphi application that was using multiple threads to execute some SQL scripts. The external module was called within the scripts to do some text processing, and there were only two threads being launched to execute the scripts in the background. Much to the customer's dismay, the external module kept blowing up in various places, with no real pattern or indication of the cause.
Continued »
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Welcome to the New Elevate Software Web Site
Posted by Tim Young on Mon, Feb 22 2010
Welcome to the brand new Elevate Software web site. We hope you like the new look and feel, and would appreciate any comments below.
There are some significant changes to the way that the new web site works, so I thought it would be a good idea to detail those changes here.
Continued »
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