When developing Android applications working with SQL Server in Direct Mode, SDAC doesn’t require any additional settings for deployment and execution. Procedure TMainForm.DisconnectClick(Sender: TObject) Now we just have to write event handlers for the Connect and Disconnect buttons: procedure TMainForm.ConnectClick(Sender: TObject) MSConnection1 settings for Direct Mode have been done.
#DELPHI XE10 ANDROID OR IOS PASSWORD#
Open MSConnection1 editor and fill in the required properties: Server, Port, Authentication (the SQL Server value), Username, Password and Database. Set up the MSConnection1 component by setting the Options.Provider ProviderName property to prDirect. Place the TMSConnection component onto the form, which will be named as MSConnection1. In the appeared dialog select Blank Application. For this, in the File|New menu select Multi-Device Application – Delphi.
Let’s create a new Android / iOS application, that will work with SQL Server.
#DELPHI XE10 ANDROID OR IOS MAC OS X#
Note: those, who have already read our previous article Connecting to SQL Server on Mac OS X in Direct Mode Using SDAC can skip the description of creating a new project and move on to the Project configuration for Android and iOS platforms step. Let’s see how this works in a sample below for RAD Studio XE7. Using SDAC in Direct Mode for access to SQL Server from iOS and Android platforms doesn’t significantly differ from the one on Mac OS X or Windows platforms.
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