RAD Studio VCL Reference
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The properties of the TDatabase class are listed here.
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Provides an indexed array of all active datasets for a database component. | |
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Specifies the working directory for a Paradox or dBASE database. | |
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Specifies the Borland Database Engine (BDE) database handle. | |
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Indicates whether a database transaction is in progress or not. | |
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Indicates if a database component is using either the Borland Database Engine (BDE) SQL Links driver or the BDE ODBC socket. | |
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Identifies the Borland Database Engine (BDE) language driver for the database component. | |
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Points to the session component with which this database component is associated. | |
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Specifies whether a database component is using a session alias. | |
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Indicates whether a database component is a temporary one, created by the system as needed, or a persistent one explicitly created, managed, and freed within the application. | |
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Specifies the database operations to track with the SQL Monitor at runtime. |
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Specifies the Borland Database Engine (BDE) alias used by this database connection. | |
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Indicates whether a database connection is active. | |
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Specifies the name of the database to associate with this database component. | |
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Specifies the name of the BDE driver for the database. | |
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Enables an application to gain sole access to a database. | |
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Specifies whether to share a database handle. | |
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Specifies whether an application remains connected to a database even if no datasets are open. | |
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Specifies whether a login dialog appears immediately before opening a new connection. | |
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Contains database connection parameters for the Borland Database Engine (BDE) alias associated with the database component. | |
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Specifies that the database connection provides read-only access. | |
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Identifies the name of the session used by this database component. | |
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Specifies the transaction isolation level for transactions managed by the Borland Database Engine (BDE). |
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