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COM uses messages internally. When CoInitialize() is called (and it is
called if you use any COM object) Windows creates hidden window. Calling
Application->ProcessMessages() will process messages for all windows in a
thread including hidden ones (DispatchMessage() will do this). So processing
messages may have effect on what COM object does in main thread and it may
affect switching to other threads that ADO creates internally.

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"Mike Ruskai" <spamten.knilhtrae@begonedynnaht.net> ???????/???????? ?
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> On Thu, 7 Nov 2002 13:47:41 +0300, Vassiliev V.V. wrote:
>
> >>I tried putting in a delay loop (with a Sleep() call in the middle) that
> >waited for the field count to not be equal to 0, but it runs forever.
> >
> >Do you have Application->ProcessMessages() in loop?
>
> Of course not.  We're not dealing with visual components here.  Checking
> messages should not have any effect on when the dataset is properly
> constructed.
>
> Since we are working in the Windows world here, I guess I shouldn't make
> logical assumptions all the time, however.  I'll try putting that in the
loop
> later on.
>
>
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