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ADO express. comes standard with C++Builder5 Professional.  If you don't
have it listed on the component bar you mat want to try going to the
Component menu, install packages, and check both ADO boxes.  if they are
already checked try going to the Project menu, options, and checking the
packages there.  if they are not there, you may want to think about
reinstalling your copy of C++Builder5 Professional.

HTH,

Lee

"Ixokai" <usenet@ixokai.net> wrote in message
news:3f63bb55@newsgroups.borland.com...
> Hello all.
>
>     I've been using C++Builder5 Professional for awhile now on some
> projects, and as of recently need to incorporate some database access into
> an application. Specifically, MS SQL Server, but that may vary so I need
to
> do it over ADO/ODBC. I do NOT want to use BDE, and it appears that
> ADOExpress is actually an add-on that I didn't purchase. And that doesn't
> appear to be available to purchase anymore.
>
>     What are my options? I would really rather not upgrade to C++Builder6
at
> this time. Its simply overkill for my general needs.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> --Stephen
>
>