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SV: [memtable] Pb with TkbMemTable when migrating from Delphi5 to De   Message List  
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Hi,



Older versions of kbmMemTable didnt have the notion of stream formats.

Newer versions do. A streamformat is for example CSV or binary and
determines how the data is streamed from and to external medias/storage.



Put a TkbmMemCSVStreamFormat or a TkbmMemBinaryStreamFormat (depending on
your requirements) on the datamodule/form where you have your TkbmMemTable
and set the memtables DefaultFormat to point on the streamformat.



And as a response to switch to ClientDataset. Yes. Its possible.. in some
cases… but its vastly slower and use up much more memory.

Further there are feature differences between the two.





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Emne: RE: [memtable] Pb with TkbMemTable when migrating from Delphi5 to
Delphi7




First, I recommend that you switch to a ClientDataSet instead of KbMemTable
- it's natve to Delphi.

Second, I seem to recall (when I played with KBMemTable) that you have to
indicate a format into which you data is stored on the disk.

I think you can choose from things like CSV, etc.Sean Christopher Roberts,
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To: memtable@... <mailto:memtable%40yahoogroups.comFrom> :
herveroy@... <mailto:herveroy%40free.frDate> : Mon, 8 Dec 2008
12:08:50 +0000Subject: [memtable] Pb with TkbMemTable when migrating from
Delphi5 to Delphi7

hello everybody,I have a Pb with TkbMemTable when migrating from Delphi5 to
Delphi7.Compiling is Ok but an error occurs when running. Format not
specifiedIt occurs on an instruction :
MmTbl.LoadFromFile(MmTbl.PersistentFile);where persistent file is a .txt
fileThis instruction was correct on Delphi 5.Where is the pb ?HervéThx

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