If KeepConnection is false, shouldn't the connection close automatically when all querys are closed?

  Conn.KeepConnection:=False;
  Query.Close;
  //Test connection:
  if Conn.Connected then
    MessageDlg('Bug?', 'Query closed, but connection still open!', mtInformation, [mbOK], 0);

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Kapibara Pas wrote

If KeepConnection is false, shouldn't the connection close automatically when all querys are closed?

See the help for FPC 2.6.4:
http://www.freepascal.org/docs-html/fcl/sqldb/tsqlconnection.keepconnection.html

"KeepConnection can be used to attempt to keep the connection open once it is established. This property is currently not implemented."

Okey, its not implemented. Thanks for your answer.

Anyway, here's my 2 cents:

I understood KeepConnection (false) as a way to provide matching behaviour between Open and Close of the Query.
Query.Open opens its connection automatically and if Query.Close was implemented, it would then close its connection. Provided no other query was using the connection.

Sorry, I of course meant that KeepConnection (false) would make a call to Query.Close drop the connection.

"...if Query.Close was implemented, it would then close its connection."