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TMS FNC UI Pack 6.9 Intro Working with large datasets can be challenging. When your grid contains thousands or even millions of rows, displaying them all at once isn't just impractical—it can bring your application to a craw...

Besides mapping tables to classes and table columns to fields/properties, Aurelius also maps relationships (foreign keys) to object associations. One nice thing about Aurelius is that such associations are defined in a very simple way: just reference...

In the example provided in the previous post, we saved a TCustomer instance in a local SQLite database which was accessed natively by TMS Aurelius. Let’s refactor that code a little bit: procedure SaveCustomer(Connection: IDBconnection; Custo...

Even though TMS Aurelius provides extensive documentation, I sometimes receive requests to provide more examples, sample codes and explanations about how to accomplish some daily tasks. Thus, I will start a series of posts about how to use TMS Aurel...

TMS Aurelius version 1.7, released a couple of weeks ago, introduced a new feature that was often requested by users: JSON support. You may ask yourself, why is that so important? Can't I "use JSON" already with Delphi itself using JSONMarshal class,...

Delphi sessions of Code Rage 7 conference happened on beginning of November. One of the sessions, presented by Olaf Monien, was about building a DataSnap Rest Client using TMS Aurelius and TMS Data Modeler. It's an great video for those interested i...

Embarcadero Delphi Conference Brasil will happen in Sao Paulo, Brazil, this Tuesday, October, 23rd. This is the fourth edition of the event organized by Embarcadero, which had nothing less than 700 attendees last year. There will be up to five simult...

TMS Aurelius has been released and we are very satisfied with feedback from all of you. Most comments are compliments and questions about how to use the existing many features, but some of them are also feature requests. So the intention of this pos...

I've been working with Delphi and databases for years already (actually I'm this close to say "for "decades" - in plural). In database programming we all typically do the same: create SQL statements, execute it in the database and retrieve results ...

TMS Diagram Studio provides a ready-to-use editor which you invoke just by calling TDiagramEditor.Execute method. It's nice because the programmer doesn't have to deal with menu items, toolbars, etc - all is already done so your end-user can edit, op...

The latest version of TMS Diagram Studio brings several interesting new features. One of them is the possibility for building custom blocks. In other words, your end-users will be able to draw blocks and add them to the toolbar, having it persisted a...