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We have reproduced the issue and will investigate its origin.

The communication between the Oracle server and client requires that packets are sent and received even on connection loss, thus we cannot change the behavior of our product. As a workaround, you may try to close the connection in a separate thread so the main thread of the application is not delayed.

Could you expand a bit more on the issue? What is the purpose of freeing the TOraSession object in your code? If Oracle server returns an error, you can handle it in the TRY...EXCEPT block. The fastest way to close an application is by using the Halt procedure.

We changed the default settings for creating a connection to a database as we received many requests from our users to make a connection faster and remove initialization. Sorry for not including this information in the change logs.

You can implement table functions using a virtual table mechanism, which relies on the SQLite API. Our components don't provide access to that API. For our components, you can develop a table function as an extension:

https://www.sqlite.org/loadext.html
https://docs.devart.com/litedac/devart. ... ension.htm

EntityDAC doesn't have a method similar to TDataSet.Locate. You can implement a similar behavior by retrieving every item from a collection, as shown in the EntityDAC demo ("Get Entities by Collections"). Another way is to find the needed element using a LINQ expression.

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Thank you for the information. We will investigate the described issue and let you know the results shortly.

We reproduced the error according to your description. We will investigate the causes of this behavior and let you know about the results in the very near future

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We have made the necessary changes to support FTS5 and are currently testing the driver for each supported platform.
We'll update you on the progress.

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The only way to save data from a dataset is to call SaveToXML for each query : https://docs.devart.com/odac/devart.dac ... tream).htm

Creating reports of any complexity can be realized using components specially designed for these purposes. You can use ODAC with the most popular systems such as FastReport, QuickReport, and PerortBuilder. Examples of using reporting systems are given in our Demo.

Thank you for the information. DBAccess.pas is a common module for all DAC products (including for MyDAC and ODAC). Therefore, to find out the reasons, we need an example that reproduces the problem you described. For your convenience, please use the e-support form https://www.devart.com/company/contactform.html We will try to help resolve the issue as soon as possible.