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The document describes how a TConnectionFactory class is used to create and manage FireDAC TFDConnection objects for database connections in a Delphi application, by taking in connection string parameters from a configuration source and creating and caching the connections for reuse across threads. The class handles creating the connections, setting properties like the connection string, and returning cached connections by name to provide a centralized connection management solution.

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Cesar Romero

The document describes how a TConnectionFactory class is used to create and manage FireDAC TFDConnection objects for database connections in a Delphi application, by taking in connection string parameters from a configuration source and creating and caching the connections for reuse across threads. The class handles creating the connections, setting properties like the connection string, and returning cached connections by name to provide a centralized connection management solution.

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Cesar Romero

This is how I do:

IConnectionFactory = interface(IInterface)
['{71E62C5F-8E39-4654-A595-A9083B5A064F}']
function GetConnection: TFDConnection; overload;
function GetConnection(const ConnectionParams: string):
TFDConnection; overload;
end;

TConnectionFactory = class(TInterfacedOwner, IConnectionFactory)


strict private
FConnection: TFDConnection;
FConnectionParams: string;
FDefaultTransaction: TFDTransaction;
protected
procedure CreateConnection;
function AddConnectionDef(const ConnectionDefName: string; Params:
TStringList): Boolean;
public
constructor Create(const ConnectionParams: string);
function GetConnection: TFDConnection; overload;
function GetConnection(const ConnectionParams: string):
TFDConnection; overload;
end;

class procedure TApplicationSetup.RegisterDatabase(Container:


TContainer; Configuration: TApplicationConfiguration);
begin
Container.RegisterType<IConnectionFactory,
TConnectionFactory>(ERP_CONNECTION_DEF_NAME)
.AsSingletonPerThread

.InjectConstructor(TValue.From<string>(TApplicationSetup.GetErpConnect
ion));

Container.RegisterType<IConnectionFactory,
TConnectionFactory>(DEFAULT_CONNECTION_DEF_NAME)
.AsDefault
.AsSingletonPerThread

.InjectConstructor(TValue.From<string>(TApplicationSetup.GetServiceCon
nection));
end;

TConnectionFactory creates the FireDAC TFDConnection and configure it with the


ConnectionParams, that is returned by the class
methods TApplicationSetup.GetServiceConnection, TApplication
Setup.GetErpConnection, since I have 2 database connections on this project,
this methods loads the database connection params from Windows Registry and build a
string like this:
'DriverID=PG;Server=10.0.2.2;Port=5432;Database=database_name;User_Nam
e=postgres;Password=postgres;Pooled=True;ExtendedMetadata=True;LoginTi
meout=30;"ApplicationName=Project1"'

This is how I create the connection and set the connectionstring:

procedure TConnectionFactory.CreateConnection;
begin
FConnection := TFDConnection.Create(Self.Owner);
FConnection.LoginPrompt := False;

FConnection.ResourceOptions.MacroCreate := False;
FConnection.ResourceOptions.MacroExpand := False;
FConnection.ResourceOptions.EscapeExpand := False;

FDefaultTransaction := TFDTransaction.Create(Self.Owner);
FDefaultTransaction.Connection := FConnection;
end;

function TConnectionFactory.GetConnection(const ConnectionParams:


string): TFDConnection;
const
CONNECTION_DEFAULT = 'DEFAULT';
CONNECTION_DEF_NAME = '_CONNECTION_DEF';
var
ConnectionDefName: string;
Params: TStringList;
begin
Result := FConnection;

Params := TStringList.Create;
Defer(Params.Free);
Params.Delimiter := ';';

if (ConnectionParams <> FConnectionParams) and (Pos(sLineBreak,


ConnectionParams) = 0) then
begin
ConnectionDefName := ConnectionParams.ToUpper +
CONNECTION_DEF_NAME;
Params.DelimitedText := FConnectionParams;
end
else
begin
ConnectionDefName := CONNECTION_DEFAULT + CONNECTION_DEF_NAME;
Params.DelimitedText := ConnectionParams;
end;

AddConnectionDef(ConnectionDefName, Params);
Result.ConnectionDefName := ConnectionDefName;
Result.Connected := True;
end;

I'm using this for more than one year already in my server Applications with several
simultaneous threads and no problems so far.

Regards,
Cesar Romero

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