Hello deser1, welcome to the forum!You can use 5.7 if you use a 5.7 client library.The used unit has to match the version of the library.
I think? deser1 means Sqlite... And .... Mysql 3.x is not supported. (not even by MySql) ... Sqlite 3.2 is supported and simply works.Can you show some code? Doesn't have to work yet..
Use TSQLConnector instead of a specialised TMySQLxxConnection and set the property ConnectorType matching the installed mysql client library. On recent Linux systems this is probably a mariadb client library (libmariadb.so). In this case ConnectorType=MySQL 5.6 should work. You can set this property in the object inspector and there you can see which choices you have.
Quote from: Lutz Mändle on December 20, 2017, 12:25:07 amUse TSQLConnector instead of a specialised TMySQLxxConnection and set the property ConnectorType matching the installed mysql client library. On recent Linux systems this is probably a mariadb client library (libmariadb.so). In this case ConnectorType=MySQL 5.6 should work. You can set this property in the object inspector and there you can see which choices you have.I will check it and write to you whether it works
I have server for my website did run mysql version is 3.x and i not need to connect my database.