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Something like this /UNTESTED!!!/

   ADOQuery1->Open();

   for ( int i=0; i<ADOQuery1->RecordCount; i++ )
   {
       AnsiString ROW = ADOQuery1->FieldValues["Field1"] + ", " + 
ADOQuery1->FieldValues["Field2"];
       SomeStringList->Add( ROW );
       ADOQuery1->Next();
    }



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"George Nakos" <gnakos@metronco.gr> wrote in message 
news:op.swbnqgj9qf2fxd@promitheas.metron.internal...
Greetings,

I know that this topic should tire you as I suspect that it has been
answered a lot of times, but the answers I read didn't cover my needs.

My situation is this: I am using a TADOQuery to do some SQL queries to an
MS Access database. This works fine, and I can even put the results in a
dataset and display them using TDBText objects on screen.

My problem is that I don't want to display the data on screen, just store
them in arrays and use them whenever necessary.

If someone could provide a step-by-step process on how to do this, and
providing a few lines of sample code, I would be most grateful.



Thanks,
George Nakos

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