hi,
I downloaded "elevatedb add " and installed it but i have a 2 problem:

1-how can i create database?(i want to use it for delphi 7)?
2-i cant connect to my season it say password is wrong but i am sure i enter correct password!

I want to build unicode table and use in delphi 7 .this is possible?

Hector,

> 1-how can i create database?(i want to use it for delphi 7)?

You also have to download the trial version of the server, in your case
for Delphi 7. The ElevateDB Manager is a tool which connects to a
server (local or C/S) but cannot work without the server application.
You can't connect to a session because the session is created on the
server.

> I want to build unicode table and use in delphi 7 .this is possible?

No...it is not possible to use unicode in Delphi 7. Unicode use was not
possible until Delphi 2009.
--
Jan Ferguson [Team Elevate]


hector2000 wrote:

> hi,
> I downloaded "elevatedb add " and installed it but i have a 2 problem:
>
> 1-how can i create database?(i want to use it for delphi 7)?
> 2-i cant connect to my season it say password is wrong but i am sure
> i enter correct password!
>
> I want to build unicode table and use in delphi 7 .this is possible?

Jan


>You also have to download the trial version of the server, in your case
>for Delphi 7. The ElevateDB Manager is a tool which connects to a
>server (local or C/S) but cannot work without the server application.
>You can't connect to a session because the session is created on the
>server.

I hate to tell you but I don't use a server - I just go local. You need the server if you're working in a client server mode not otherwise.

Roy Lambert

Roy,

What I meant, and should have written, was that he wouldn't be able to
write a database alone using Delphi 7 without the VCL installation for
Delphi 7.

I work 99% of the time in C/S so I indeed was thinking more along those
lines but my fingers were typing before my brain was engaged. Of course
you are correct regarding local.

--
Jan



Roy Lambert wrote:

> Jan
>
>
> > You also have to download the trial version of the server, in your
> > case for Delphi 7. The ElevateDB Manager is a tool which connects
> > to a server (local or C/S) but cannot work without the server
> > application.  You can't connect to a session because the session is
> > created on the server.
>
> I hate to tell you but I don't use a server - I just go local.
> You need the server if you're working in a client server mode not
> otherwise.
>
> Roy Lambert

J.B.

>I work 99% of the time in C/S so I indeed was thinking more along those
>lines but my fingers were typing before my brain was engaged. Of course
>you are correct regarding local.

Ahhh Mode 1 prior to installation of coffee

Roy Lambert

Yeah...unfortunately you think I'd have learned my lesson by now.
Engage brain first before engaging fingers...

--
Jan


Roy Lambert wrote:

> J.B.
>
> > I work 99% of the time in C/S so I indeed was thinking more along
> > those lines but my fingers were typing before my brain was engaged.
> > Of course you are correct regarding local.
>
> Ahhh Mode 1 prior to installation of coffee
>
> Roy Lambert

Hector,

<< 1-how can i create database?(i want to use it for delphi 7)? >>

You can find a tutorial on how to create a local database here:

http://www.elevatesoft.com/manual?action=viewtopic&id=edb2sql&topic=Creating_Local_Database

and a C/S database through the ElevateDB Server here:

http://www.elevatesoft.com/manual?action=viewtopic&id=edb2sql&topic=Creating_CS_Database

<< 2-i cant connect to my season it say password is wrong but i am sure i
enter correct password! >>

Please see the tutorial above - if you are using the Default session that is
automatically created for you, then you don't need to enter any password or
modify the session properties at all.

<< I want to build unicode table and use in delphi 7 .this is possible? >>

Unfortunately, no.  Full Unicode support was not available until BDS 2006.
Delphi 7 was missing some important features like TDataSet support for
Unicode memo fields, etc.

--
Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com