pgSQL4RB Updated to v1.01

Aliacta International Corporation has released pgSQL4RB v1.01, a 
small feature and maintenance update to the acclaimed PostgreSQL 
database classes for REALbasic.

- This release brings a work-around for the TCPSocket bug present in 
REALbasic versions 5.5 to 5.5.2b1.  (This work-around will 
auto-disable itself from REALbasic 5.6 on to avoid that it would 
become a pgSQL4RB bug in a future release of REALbasic where the 
TCPSocket could perhaps be modified.)  This bug in REALbasic 5.5 
caused a stack overflow on disconnection by PostgreSQL.  It should be 
fixed for the next release of REALbasic but people preferring to stay 
with REALbasic 5.5 or 5.5.1 will now have pgSQL4RB 1.01 to work 
without trouble.  This was our main reason for releasing an update.

- Bug fix: with PostgreSQL v7.2 and below pgSQL4RB could wrongly name 
the encoding of the database.  (It would correctly detect the 
encoding, but stick a wrong name on it in some cases.)  In other 
words, even though this bug never affected pgSQL4RB's ability to 
automatically deal with text encodings, the pgSQLdatabaseEncoding 
property now always holds the proper encoding name.

- Enhanced esthetics of ListBox behavior when 
pgSQLcache.pgSQLautoheaders is True, most visible in more intelligent 
decision taking on when to automatically resize the columns and 
refresh the headers.

- When pgSQLcache.pgSQLautoheaders is True all controls capable of 
holding lists with headers like the ListBox or the pgSQLbevelButton 
will now refresh their headers or caption with proper column names 
even when no records were found.


About pgSQL4RB

pgSQL4RB is a RAD tool to build full-featured cross-platform 
PostgreSQL client applications and provides an unparalleled ease of 
use without any compromise on performance or on control over 
PostgreSQL, the best open source database around.

pgSQL4RB works with both REALbasic Standard and Pro and is extremely 
fast, stable, intuitive, and well documented.

You can build a small but fully functional database front-end in less 
than 40 seconds(!), or you can rapidly develop very large, 
full-featured and specialized PostgreSQL projects and compile them 
for Mac OS Classic, X, Windows, and Linux from the same source code.

The combination of PostgreSQL with pgSQL4RB makes the speediest 
creation of the most powerful database solutions possible, with 
support for UNICODE, MD5 authentication, and virtually all other 
PostgreSQL features.  It is the best investment you can make and 
provides the quickest return on investment available for database 
projects.

More information can be found at <http://aliacta.com/products/pgsql4rb.htm>

Best regards,

The Aliacta Team