in the "configuration" sample is an local issue, right when starting and populating the database.
Since in Germany the date locale is "." instead of "/" I prepared a short workaround, see below:
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//S4: 22.09.21 Workaround for locale de-DE, with . instead of / for date strings
if FormatSettings.DateSeparator = '.' then
begin
mtUsers.AppendRecord([1, 'Mateus Vicente', '13.04.1998', 14999.99]);
mtUsers.AppendRecord([2, 'Vinicius Sanchez', '03.08.1995', Null]);
mtUsers.AppendRecord([3, 'Julio Senha', '04.06.1985', 27000.00]);
mtUsers.AppendRecord([4, 'Fagner Granela', Null, 105000.00]);
end
else
begin
mtUsers.AppendRecord([1, 'Mateus Vicente', '13/04/1998', 14999.99]);
mtUsers.AppendRecord([2, 'Vinicius Sanchez', '03/08/1995', Null]);
mtUsers.AppendRecord([3, 'Julio Senha', '04/06/1985', 27000.00]);
mtUsers.AppendRecord([4, 'Fagner Granela', Null, 105000.00]);
end;
Hi Vinicius,
in the "configuration" sample is an local issue, right when starting and populating the database. Since in Germany the date locale is "." instead of "/" I prepared a short workaround, see below:
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