2019-08-07 15:55:11 +00:00
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The JvTimeFrameDemo of the JVCL Lazarus port uses an SQLite3 database to store
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the data. In order to run this demo you must have SQLite3 installed, or you must
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copy the sqlite3.dll to the folder with JvTimeFrameDemo.exe.
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2019-08-16 12:25:29 +00:00
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If you want to run with the demo's data it is also required to copy the
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data base file, data.sqlite, from the source directory (the directory which
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contains this readme.txt) to the folder with JvTimeFrameDemo.exe. And, since
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the demo data are fairly old, you must enter the date Jan 01, 2002 in the
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date field of the demo so that the control focus on this date.
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If you do not copy the data base file the demo program creates a new, empty
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data base, dta.sqlite.
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2019-08-07 15:55:11 +00:00
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Original text:
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The PhotoOp demo uses a Paradox database to store the data. In order to run this
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demo, you need to have the BDE installed and correctly configured. In addition,
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the path to the data is restricted in Paradox. If you get an error about the
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path being too long when you start the application, copy the executable and
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the \Data subfolder from the source folder to a folder with a shorter path and
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run the demo from that location instead.
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