The variable property editor was not really designed with application end-users in mind, but this is how you can use it in your application:
To invoke the variable editor for a TOracleQuery instance, add the OracleVarEdit unit to the uses clause of the unit, and use the following code:
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procedure TForm1.Button1Click(Sender: TObject);
begin
ExecuteVariablesEditor(MyQuery);
end;
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For a TOracleDataSet instance, this is a bit more complicated:
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type
TMyOracleDataSet = class(TOracleDataSet)
end;
procedure TForm1.Button1Click(Sender: TObject);
begin
ExecuteVariablesEditor(TMyOracleDataSet(OracleDataSet).InternalQuery);
end;
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You need to access the InternalQuery (a TOracleQuery instance) to activate the Variables Editor, which is a protected function. By deriving your own TMyOracleDataSet, you can access the protected information.
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Marco Kalter
Allround Automations
