With its powerful common architecture, FireDAC enables native high-speed direct access from Delphi to InterBase, SQLite, MySQL, SQL Server, Oracle, PostgreSQL, IBM DB2, SQL Anywhere, Access, Firebird, Informix, and more. This tutorial describes the basic steps to use SQLite as a local data storage on your mobile device through the FireDAC framework.įireDAC is a unique set of Universal Data Access Components for developing cross-platform database applications for Delphi and C++Builder.

Mobile Tutorial: Using LiveBindings to Populate a ListView (iOS and Android).

11 Running Your Application on a Simulator or on a Mobile Deviceīefore starting this tutorial, you should read and perform the following tutorial session:.

10.1 Specifying the Location of the SQLite Database on the Mobile Device.

10 Modifying Your Code to Connect to a Local Database File on mobile.

9.1 Add and Configure Your Database File in the Deployment Manager.

9 Setting Up Your Database Deployment for mobile.

8 Preparing Your Application for Run Time.7 Creating the Event Handler for the Delete Button to Remove an Entry from the List.6 Creating the Event Handler for the Add Button to Add an Entry to the List.5 Creating the Event Handler to Make the Delete Button Visible When the User Selects an Item from the List.

4.3 Displaying ShopItem in the ListView.2 Creating the Database using FireDAC framework.1 Using FireDAC to Connect to the Database.

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