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I don't see the "native OLEDB provider for MS SQL Server".
I am using C++Builder 5.  Can I still use this provider?
Where do I find it?

Also, I am using SQL Server authentication.  What parameters 
should I have in my connect string?

Thanks,
Glenn


"Viatcheslav V. Vassiliev" <support@oledbdirect.com> wrote:
>Use native OLEDB provider for MS SQL Server, not OLEDB provider for ODBC 
>sources. Connection string is:
>
>Provider=SQLOLEDB;Data Source=<ServerName>;Integrated Security=SSPI;Initial 
>Catalog=<databse>;
>
>it is for Windows authentication. For SQL Server authentication, use User 
>ID=<User>;Password=<password>; instead of Integrated Security.
>
>//------------------------------------------
>Regards,
>Vassiliev V. V.
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>>
>> I am using an ADO Stored Proc component to connect with a SQL Server 
>> Stored Procedure.  The Stored Procedure uses 12 parameters - 7 inputs and 
>> 5 outputs.  The variable types are integers, strings, and DateTimes.
>>
>> The problem is when I attempt to set the "Active" flag to "true"
>> (either in the Editor or Programmatically), an error popup
>> appears with the message:
>>
>> [Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver]Optional feature not
>> implemented
>>
>> Can someone tell me how I find out what "optional feature" it
>> is talking about?
>>
>> Thanks. 
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