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Viatcheslav V. Vassiliev wrote:
> For in-memory dataset, use kbmMemTable 
> (http://www.components4programmers.com/products/kbmmemtable/) or ADO - both 
> are better than TClientDataSet. ADO needs MDAC to be installed, but on most 
> computers it is already installed.

Noted.

> 
> To deploy application with TClientDataSet, in BCB help file look "deploying, 
> database applications", in dialog choose "Deploying dbExpress database 
> applications".

Documentation is wrong. It specifies using .dcus for standalone linking and I do 
not think C++ Builder can use .dcus instead of .obj files.

I subsequently found out how to do create a standalone exe using Midas in C++ 
Builder 6 from the ReadMe file.

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>>I am using TClientDataSet in an application in order to create an in-memory 
>>dataset from ASCII data. I am not using a data provider or connecting to a 
>>database with it. My mandate is to create a single monolithic .exe without 
>>having to distribute any DLLs. Is there a way to fold the Midas code as a 
>>static library into my final .exe so that Midas.dll does not have to be 
>>distributed with my application ? 
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