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DBISAM 4.35 Released

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Posted by Tim Young on Wed, Feb 27 2013

DBISAM 4.35 is now available for download. If you're an existing customer, then you should be receiving an email shortly with download instructions. You can view the release notes, including any breaking changes, on the download page before downloading.

This release includes a general I/O performance improvement for Windows that will increase the performance of queries on large tables.

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Elevate Web Builder 1.01 Released

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Posted by Tim Young on Thu, Oct 25 2012

Elevate Web Builder 1.01 is now available for download. If you're an existing customer, then you should be receiving an email shortly with download instructions. You can view the release notes, including any breaking changes, on the download page before downloading.

Elevate Web Builder 1.01 now includes several new significant features:

• External Web Server
  
  An external web server (ewbsrvr.exe) is now included with Elevate Web Builder, and can be deployed royalty-free to as many customers as necessary. The web server includes complete dataset support and allows the installation of web server modules for customizing the web server behavior. This means that you now have a complete front-end and back-end solution for developing complete web applications on the Windows platform. To find out more information on the web server, please click on the following link:
  
  Using the Web Server



• Web Server Modules
  
  You can now also create web server modules for use with the Elevate Web Builder Web Server using Delphi XE or higher. These modules can respond to custom server requests from an Elevate Web Builder application, allowing you to offload computationally-intensive code to the back-end, as well as re-using much of your existing native Delphi code with Elevate Web Builder. To find out more information on the modules, please click on one of the following links:
  
  Elevate Web Builder Modules Manual for RAD Studio XE (Delphi)
  
  Elevate Web Builder Modules Manual for RAD Studio XE2 (Delphi Win32)
  
  Elevate Web Builder Modules Manual for RAD Studio XE3 (Delphi Win32)



• ADO DataSet Support
  
  You can now define datasets that use ADO/OLEDB/ODBC access.



• Multiple Web Server Support
  
  The Elevate Web Builder IDE now allows you to register multiple web servers in the IDE using the Environment Options dialog. You can also easily select the target web server for the current project using a combo box that is now present on the main toolbar. When an external web server is selected, the IDE will use the defined URL for the web server to run the current application project in the IDE, making it very simple to prototype and test an application in its deployed environment.



• Deploy On Run Support
  
  In addition to the multiple web server support, you can now configure projects to automatically deploy when they are run in the IDE via the Deployment page of the Project Options dialog. This means that you can set up the deployment options to have the project output automatically transferred to an external web server, and then run the application from that same web server, all by simply running the project in the IDE.



• ShowHint Support
  
  The framework now includes ShowHint and ParentShowHint properties for all applicable components, allowing you to select when/where you wish to have hints displayed for the various components in the framework.

Unfortunately, NexusDB dataset support did not make it into this release, but will be included shortly in a new build.

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ElevateDB 2.11 Released

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Posted by Tim Young on Mon, Oct 8 2012

ElevateDB 2.11 is now available for download. If you're an existing customer, then you should be receiving an email shortly with download instructions. You can view the release notes, including any breaking changes, on the download page before downloading.

This release includes support for Embarcadero RAD Studio XE3 and a new package naming convention to make referencing the ElevateDB runtime packages easier for VCL/FireMonkey applications and other design-time 3rd party packages.

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DBISAM 4.34 Released

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Posted by Tim Young on Tue, Oct 2 2012

DBISAM 4.34 is now available for download. If you're an existing customer, then you should be receiving an email shortly with download instructions. You can view the release notes, including any breaking changes, on the download page before downloading.

This release includes support for Embarcadero RAD Studio XE3 and a new package naming convention to make referencing the DBISAM runtime packages easier for VCL/FireMonkey applications and other design-time 3rd party packages.

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ElevateDB 2.10 Released

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Posted by Tim Young on Sat, Sep 8 2012

ElevateDB 2.10 is now available for download. If you're an existing customer, then you should be receiving an email shortly with download instructions. You can view the release notes, including any breaking changes, on the download page before downloading.

The catalog format/version number is not changed in this release, so you can simply recompile your applications in order to deploy the improvements and fixes contained in the release.

Text Index Bug

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This release corrects a serious bug with the text indexes in ElevateDB that has been present since ElevateDB was originally released. The following incident report describes the issue:

# 3606 Text Indexes Containing Words Longer than Word Length Can Experience Corruption

This bug affects any database table that contains text indexes, and must be corrected in any affected database table immediately after installing 2.10. The following script can be run against any database using 2.10 in order to repair the text indexes:

SCRIPT
BEGIN
   DECLARE CatalogCursor SENSITIVE CURSOR FOR CatalogStatement;
   DECLARE DBPath VARCHAR DEFAULT '';
   DECLARE TableName VARCHAR DEFAULT '';
   DECLARE CurrentTable INTEGER DEFAULT 1;

   PREPARE CatalogStatement FROM 'SELECT * FROM Configuration.Databases WHERE Name=?';
   OPEN CatalogCursor USING CURRENT_DATABASE();

   FETCH FIRST FROM CatalogCursor ('Path') INTO DBPath;

   EXECUTE IMMEDIATE 'CREATE STORE __RepairTextIndexes AS LOCAL PATH '+QUOTEDSTR(DBPath);

   BEGIN

      PREPARE CatalogStatement FROM 'SELECT DISTINCT(TableName) FROM Information.Indexes
                                     WHERE Type=?
                                     ORDER BY TableName';
      OPEN CatalogCursor USING 'Text Index';
   
      SET PROGRESS TO 0;
      SET LOG MESSAGE TO '*** Repair of text indexes in database '+CURRENT_DATABASE()+
                         ' started on '+CAST(CURRENT_TIMESTAMP() AS VARCHAR);
   
      FETCH FIRST FROM CatalogCursor ('TableName') INTO TableName;
   
      WHILE NOT EOF(CatalogCursor) AND NOT ABORTED() DO
   
         SET STATUS MESSAGE TO 'Repairing text indexes for table '+TableName;
   
         EXECUTE IMMEDIATE 'DELETE FILE '+QUOTEDSTR(TableName+'.EDBIdx','"')+' FROM STORE __RepairTextIndexes';
         EXECUTE IMMEDIATE 'REPAIR TABLE '+QUOTEDSTR(TableName,'"');
   
         FETCH NEXT FROM CatalogCursor ('TableName') INTO TableName;
   
         SET PROGRESS TO TRUNC((CurrentTable/ROWCOUNT(CatalogCursor))*100);
   
         SET CurrentTable=CurrentTable+1;
   
      END WHILE;

   FINALLY
      EXECUTE IMMEDIATE 'DROP STORE __RepairTextIndexes KEEP CONTENTS';
   END;

   SET LOG MESSAGE TO '*** Repair of text indexes in database '+CURRENT_DATABASE()+
                      ' completed on '+CAST(CURRENT_TIMESTAMP() AS VARCHAR);

END

We sincerely apologize for this problem, and hope that it is not too disruptive for you or your customers.

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Elevate Web Builder Version 1 Released

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Posted by Tim Young on Tue, Aug 21 2012

We are very pleased to announce that the much-delayed Elevate Web Builder version 1 is now available for purchase and download. To find out more information on Elevate Web Builder, please visit the following link:

Elevate Web Builder Product Information

We are offering a special introductory price of $159 US until September 21, 2012. Just be sure to select the INTRO special offer code when adding the Elevate Web Builder product to your cart to receive the introductory pricing. Please use the following link to order Elevate Web Builder:

Order Elevate Web Builder

Special promotional pricing is also now available for the ElevateDB PHP Extension for customers that wish to use ElevateDB with PHP in their web server applications with Elevate Web Builder. Just be sure to select the EWB-EDBPHP special offer code when adding the ElevateDB PHP Extension product to your cart to receive a 50% discount off the normal price of the product. Please use the following link to order the ElevateDB PHP Extension:

Order ElevateDB PHP Extension

We would like to thank everyone that ordered the pre-release of Elevate Web Builder for their patience and support during a very long development cycle. After the initial announcement of the product last fall, some fairly significant, but necessary, feature requirements were added to the remaining development work. This resulted in repeated delays in the release date, but we think that the end result was worth the wait.

If you ordered the pre-release version of Elevate Web Builder, your order date was adjusted to August 20, 2012 so that you receive the full year of support from the actual release date of Elevate Web Builder. Your support plan for Elevate Web Builder that is included with the purchase will not expire until August 21, 2013.

After this initial release, we are planning on adding new features rather rapidly, especially new visual components/features, code editor improvements, and expanded database support in the DataSet Manager in the IDE. We will also be making improvements to ElevateDB to add specific Elevate Web Builder support for the PHP Extension and a built-in web server addition to the ElevateDB Server. The general idea is to offer a complete front-end and back-end web development platform for ISVs that can be easily deployed and offer the widest range of capabilities to the your users and customers.

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