🚀 go-pugleaf

I was trying to do what you say but ran into a stone wall and had to move
over to a Microsoft compiler. Borland's ADO Express poduct will not help
tyou either if you are using an Access .MDB or a .DBF type file format, as
ADOExpress only supports SQL_server type databases. You can use the BDE
stuff that comes with the compiler for local datafile access, but you do not
need ADO at all for that. The problem you experienced importing a Library is
well known it seems (though I just found out about it). Importing cannot be
done from BCB5 -- you need the previous edition of C++ builder BCB4 as the
import library function of BCB5
is broken and there is no sign from the company that it is likely to be
fixed.
Good Luck.
"Cengiz BAY" <cbay@isbank.net.tr> wrote in message news:3a18c246_2@dnews...
> Hello
>
> C++ Builder5 Pro. have not got TAdo.... Components
>
> How can I use MSADO15.DLL with BCB5 pro
> I try  import but BCB give me a lot off errors.
> or How can I direct connect a Database file without any component.
> such as Paradox , MSAccess, ...
>
>
> Regards,
> Cengiz BAY
>
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