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Bob Swart �:

Thanks for the reply, Bob.

> Perhaps one of the fields is unrecognised? Have you tried a query like
> 
> SELECT FIELD FROM user_table
> 
> where FIELD is one actual field that exists? See if that works, and that
> keep on adding fields until you find the one which is of a type which
> may be invalid (or not supported).

Okay, I tried your suggestion, but it seems this would not work at all,
even on a table with only one field, of type varchar(10) which I named
the field 'user_id'.

oh and by the way, I contacted one of my friends who is using C++Builder
6 Pro, and the dbExpress in that version is working fine with my
database (via remote connection).

>> So, is this dbExpress included in TC++ EXP just a joke from Borland
> 
> No more than your complaint is.

Okay, I admit that comment only come from the frustration of unable to
find any official solution which is a responsibility of Borland, to me
it seems Borland had been acting mum on this problem, no explaination,
no solution, nothing.

> For some more entirely free information on database development with
> Turbo C++, see http://www.drbob42.com/examines/examin83.htm
> 
>> this may help me in deciding if I want to upgrade to Pro for TC++ or
>> switch to other IDE from a more responsible and reliable company, when I
>> have a profitable job) would be welcomed, and thanks in advance.
> 
> Good luck!
> 
>> regards,
>> Annoyed-nimous
> 
> Groetjes,
>           Bob Swart
>