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Is there a restriction for the TClientDataSet filter, or is this an error?

I use TClientDataSetas a table in memory and must apply a filter with many conditions.

For example, under conditions 400, ORI get an access violation when I try to turn on the filter.

Access Violation at address 4DAEDC76 in the "midas.dll" module. Read the address 00000034.

An exception occurs here:

procedure TCustomClientDataSet.AddExprFilter(const Expr: Widestring; Options: TFilterOptions); 
begin 
  if FExprFilter <> nil then FDSCursor.DropFilter(FExprFilter); 
  if Expr <> '' then 
  with TExprParser.Create(Self, Expr, Options, [poExtSyntax], '', nil, FieldTypeMap, True) do 
    try 
      CheckProviderEOF; 
      Check(FDSCursor.AddFilter(FilterData, DataSize, FExprFilter)); // ** AV HERE
    finally 
      Free; 
    end; 
end;

Is this a component error or limitation of the midas.dll file? I tested this behavior in these versions of midas:> = 15 and <= 23

I am using Delphi XE. Code example:

procedure TForm41.Button1Click(Sender: TObject);
var
  I: Integer;
  FilterStr: string;
begin
  FilterStr := '(vehicleId = -1)';
  //It is just an example, the original code I can have any integer number.
  for I := 0 to 400 do //If I change the limit value to 40 for example, it works. 
    FilterStr := FilterStr + ' or (vehicleId = ' + IntToStr(I) + ')';

  ClientDataSet1.Filter := FilterStr;
  ClientDataSet1.Filtered := True;
  ClientDataSet1.CreateDataSet; //Error here
end;

I already tried using the IN statement, but getting the same error.

I did not find links about this situation on the Internet.

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, " 00000034" Delphi Seattle. , 280 . , . .

, : fkInternalCalc CDS True of False . .

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