#10Seattle #IOS9

#10Seattle   #IOS9 

I have a strange overflow under IOS with SEATTLE when I use libraries : Data.DbxSqlite and System.Zip I have an "acces violation at address 00000010".
If I remove Data.DbxSqlite unzip work well.
In my project when I switch the order between Data.DbxSqlite and System.Zip (zip first) my database connection die with the same acces violation.

Can you help me?

Note : the attached link is a sample project for unzip file. Uncomment Data.DbxSqlite to see an acces violation. 
http://ftp.cdip.com/pub/EmbarcaderoIssues/TestFileZip.zip

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  1. Can you show the problematic code here, instead of us downloading a zip?

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  2. unit Unit4;
    interface
    uses
      FMX.Forms, FMX.StdCtrls, System.SysUtils, System.IOUtils,
      FMX.Controls.Presentation, System.Classes, FMX.Types, FMX.Controls ;
    type
      TForm4 = class(TForm)
        Button1: TButton;
        procedure Button1Click(Sender: TObject);
      end;
    var
      Form4: TForm4;
    implementation
    {$R *.fmx}
    uses
    //Data.DbxSqlite,  //enable this line will kill your project with IOS.
        System.Zip;

    procedure TForm4.Button1Click(Sender: TObject);
    var
        path    : string;
        pathTmp : string;
        FileZip : TZipFile;
        NbFile  : Integer;
        I       : Integer;
    begin
        path    := System.IOUtils.TPath.GetLibraryPath + PathDelim;
        pathTmp := System.IOUtils.TPath.GetTempPath + PathDelim;
        FileZip := TZipFile.Create;
        FileZip.Open(path + 'fichXml.zip', zmReadWrite);
        NbFile := FileZip.FileCount;
        try
    //        FichZip.ExtractAll(pathTmp);  //does not work too -> permission denied.
            for I := 0 to NbFile-1 do
                FileZip.Extract(FileZip.filename[i], PathTmp, false);
        except
            on E: Exception do
            begin
                //Showmessage(E.message);
            end;
        end;
        FileZip.Close;
        FileZip.free;
        FileZip := nil;
    end;
    end.

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