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Use in-memory recordsets. Create ADODB recordset object and add needed
fields (look MSDN on how to do this - it is easy), then do

ADODataSet1->Recordset = MyRecordset;

If you need on-disk data (for example, very much data and you do not want to
hold them in memory), you may use MS Jet (MS Access) databases - create
database with ADOX.

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> I am currently using a TTable, creating the fields dynamically at runtime
> and using it to temporarily old data from ADO datasets.  This requires me
to
> install the BDE on the target system.  I would like to avoid having to be
> tied to BDE if at all possible.  Is there a way for me to do so using one
of
> the ADO components?  I have tried several approaches with no success. A
> sample of my current TTable code is below.  Thanks for any help.
>
>     Table1->Active = false; // The Table component must not be active
>
>     Table1->DatabaseName = "BCDEMOS";
>     Table1->TableType = ttParadox;
>
>     Table1->TableName = "MyTempTable";
>
>     // describe the fields in the table
>     Table1->FieldDefs->Clear();
>
>     TFieldDef *pNewDef = Table1->FieldDefs->AddFieldDef();
>     pNewDef->Name = "Location.";
>     pNewDef->DataType = ftString;
>     pNewDef->Required = false;
>     pNewDef->Size = 8;
>     .
>     .
>     .
>
>     // Now that we have specified what we want, create the table
>     Table1->CreateTable();
>
>     Table1->Active = true; // The Table component must not be active
>
>
>