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Heya,

that's (nearly) exactly what I was looking for! =D

The correct Syntax is:

void __fastcall TForm1::Button1Click(TObject *Sender)
{
   if( OpenPictureDialog1->Execute() )
   {
      Image1->Picture->LoadFromFile(OpenPictureDialog1->FileName);
      DBEdit1->Text = OpenPictureDialog1->FileName;
      ADOQuery1->Edit();
      ADOQuery1->FieldByName("Path")->AsString =
OpenPictureDialog1->FileName;
   }
}

Thanks a lot!

Alen

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"dcent" <DcentJ8@NetScape.net> wrote in message
news:3FC4238B.1070107@NetScape.net...
> Alen Markov wrote:
> > I tryed it with a DBEdit - I connected that one with the DataField
"Path".
> > If I write directly by Hand into that DBEdit and then press the tab-key,
> > the value I entered is directly stored into the mdb-File in the column
Path
> > for the appropriate row...
> >
> > First thought was - great, that's it... So I just added this simple
code:
> >
> > OpenPictureDialog1->Execute();
> > DBEdit1->Text = OpenPictureDialog1->FileName;
> >
> > But this doesn't STORE the value (Path) into the mdb-File :-/
> >
> > (as soon as I click with the mouse into that DBEdit1, the path is gone
> > again...)
> >
> Assign OpenPictureDialog1->FilName to the underlying field in the
> ADOQuery->FieldByName{"FieldName"]->AsString (Syntax?)
>
> dcent
>