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Thanks for the update.

Is there any news on a timescale for a fix for this?

I'm gleefully putting 6.0.1 to use in my first data-aware iOS app which runs against an existing SQL Server database. Brilliant

However I'm finding that if I want to ORDER BY by a particular field in a table, I have to SELECT that field, otherwise I get an error : ColNum 65535 exceeds columns.

Is anyone else seeing this, or am I doing something silly..? Same query works perfectly in Management Studio.

I shall look forward to the release with considerable interest

I'm currently evaluating XE7 and have downloaded the latest trial of unidac to experiment, having discovered the built-in FireDAC has no ios- specific sqlserver connection.

Sadly neither does unidac, as far as I can see - I have an application one of my customers wants rebuilding for ipad.

I read elsewhere on the forum that you have a connector in development - is there any timescale for release?

Many thanks for any response

Strangely this morning neither can I

I'm finding havaing active connections at design-time a little flaky - I keep getting 'Cannot load client DLL: sqlite3.dll' messages, and I have once repeated the original problem, but the application runs fine..

I'll carry on for now and post again if the problem recurs.

Plash wrote:To avoid this problem set the ClientLibrary option to the same value for all TUniConnection components.

I have the same problem

I dropped a TUniConnection and a SQLiteUniProvider onto a form, set the path for the connection to my database file and set the ClientLibrary option to where a copy of SQLite3.dll was.

Tried to connect and got the same message. As I only have one UniConnection in this very simple program, are there any other suggestions for a fix?

This would be massively useful if I can get it to work