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A lot of our customers use more than one TMS product in the same project. A TMS WEB Core front end talks to a REST server built with TMS BIZ. A desktop app built with the TMS FNC UI Pack exports its data ...

A compact contextual reporting workflowThis example demonstrates how several TMS FNC components can work together without introducing a complex user interface.The FNC DataGrid provides the data and selection. The FNC Chart components tr...

In our previous blog post, Creating a Database Report Generator with TMS FNC DataGrid , we created a flexible report generator capable of loading database data and exporting the current view to several different formats. This time...

In the previous blog post, we introduced the new TTMSFNCFilterRulesManager and looked at how filtering can go beyond datasets and grid columns. Instead of only filtering data, the Filter Rules Manager can evaluate properties of Delphi objec...

Throughout this series, we've looked at different ways of building and applying filters. We started with the TTMSFNCFilterBuilder, moved on to visual filter dialogs, and then used TTMSFNCFilterView to let users build filters natura...

In the previous blog post, we introduced TTMSFNCFilterView and looked at how users can filter data by interacting with familiar controls instead of building filter expressions manually. Checkboxes, combo boxes, sliders, date picker...

In the previous blog post, we showed you how to use the TTMSFNCFilterDialog, allowing users to build complex filter expressions through a guided interface. That works well when users intentionally want to create or modify a filter. Howe...

In the previous blog post, we explored how TTMSFNCDataSetFilterDialog and TTMSFNCFilterDialog allow users to build complex filters through a guided visual interface instead of manually writing filter expressions. While screenshots explain the con...

In the previous blog post, we looked at how TTMSFNCFilterBuilder can be used to build filters as a structured model instead of manually creating one long filter string. That structure gives us a lot of flexibility as developers. But in many...

In the previous blog post, we looked at why filtering can become difficult when everything is handled as a string. A filter like this is simple enough: Age > 18 But once you start combining multiple conditions, adding brackets, switching ...

Filtering data is something we all do. Whether it’s a grid, a dataset, or a list of objects—at some point, users want to narrow things down. In Delphi, the most common starting point is still the Filter property on a TDat...