Delphi in Depth: FireDAC by Cary Jensen

Table of Contents

• Introduction

• Chapter 1: Overview of FireDAC

• Chapter 2: Connecting to Data

• Chapter 3: Configuring FireDAC

• Chapter 4: Basic Data Access

• Chapter 5: More Data Access

• Chapter 6: Navigating and Editing Data

• Chapter 7: Creating Indexes

• Chapter 8: Searching Data

• Chapter 9: Filtering Data

• Chapter 10: Creating and Using Virtual Fields

• Chapter 11: Persisting Data

• Chapter 12: Understanding FDMemTables

• Chapter 13: More FDMemTables: Cloned Cursors and Nested DataSets

• Chapter 14: The SQL Command Preprocessor

• Chapter 15: Array DML

• Chapter 16: Using Cached Updates

• Chapter 17: Understanding Local SQL

• Appendix A: Code Download, Database Preparation, and Errata

• Index

Cary Jensen is Chief Technology Officer of Jensen Data Systems, Inc., a Texas-based company that specializes in Internet and database development training and consulting, and winner of two Delphi Informant Magazine Readers Choice Awards for Best Training.

Cary is an award-winning, best-selling author of over 25 books. His latest books are:Delphi in Depth: FireDAC and Delphi in Depth: ClientDataSets, 2nd Edition.

Cary also wrote a reference on ADS, Advantage Database Server: A Developer’s Guide, 2nd Edition (Amazone, 2010). Other books include: Delphi in Depth: ClientDataSets, Building Kylix Applications (McGraw-Hill), JBuilder Essentials (Osborne/McGraw-Hill), Delphi In Depth (Osborne/McGraw-Hill), Oracle JDeveloper (Oracle Press), and Programming Paradox 5 for Windows. (Sybex). He is currently working on his twenty-third book.

Cary is an author and speaker for the Delphi Developer Days 2001-present seminar and workshop tours in the United States and Europe, and was the author and speaker for the Advantage Developer Days seminars. A frequent speaker at conferences, workshops, and seminars throughout much of the world, he is widely regarded for his self-effacing humor and practical approaches to complex issues. Cary has a Ph.D. from Rice University in Engineering Psychology, specializing in human-computer interaction.