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Started by Peter Dragun
Thu, 09 Nov 2000 05:10
av with adoconnection->open
Author: Peter Dragun
Date: Thu, 09 Nov 2000 05:10
Date: Thu, 09 Nov 2000 05:10
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I am using c++builder 5.0 with Adoexpress, and SQL Server 7.0. I setup a datamodule which uses ADOConnection, and several TADOTables linked to TDatasources. I set the ADOConnection connected property to false, which sets all my TADOTables active properties to false. I use ADOconnection->Open() to try to open my tables, but receive an access violation. If I keep my active properties set to true for the ADOConnection and ADOTables, everything works. I set my connectionstring in the ADOConnection, and I have no clue why I receive this access violation.
Re: av with adoconnection->open
Author: Peter Dragun
Date: Thu, 09 Nov 2000 07:08
Date: Thu, 09 Nov 2000 07:08
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I got it to work! "Peter Dragun" <pdragun@home.com> wrote in message news:3a0a07f1$1_2@dnews... > I am using c++builder 5.0 with Adoexpress, and SQL Server 7.0. I setup a > datamodule which uses ADOConnection, and several TADOTables linked to > TDatasources. I set the ADOConnection connected property to false, which > sets all my TADOTables active properties to false. I use > ADOconnection->Open() to try to open my tables, but receive an access > violation. If I keep my active properties set to true for the ADOConnection > and ADOTables, everything works. > I set my connectionstring in the ADOConnection, and I have no clue why I > receive this access violation. > > > >
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