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If I understood you right, you want to write:

ADOConnection1->ConnectionString = ...;
ADOConnection1->Connected = true;

Create the variable:

WideString ConnStr;
ConnStr = ...;
//Set breakpoint on next line
ADOConnection1->ConnectionString = ConnStr;
ADOConnection1->Connected = true;

and check that ConnStr is what you want. If you just copy connection string
you should change all '\' to '\\' according C string rules. For example,
valid connection string in C is valid (of course, if C:\Temp\Test.mdb
exists):

Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=C:\\Temp\\Test.mdb;

Note '\\' as path separators.

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> Hi,
> I want to create a connection to Access 2000 in run time.
> I've used TADOConnection for the connection with a local db and
TADODataSet
> to use the db. In project-time i haven't any problems, but if I use the
same
> connection string of TADOConnection in run time, I've have the error
> "Invalid file name". It's very strange becouse i copy the string without
any
> change.
>
> Thanks
>
>