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Obviously, I couldn't see the wood for the trees... Thank you kind Sir!

Hi Folks, using v2.1 of SQL Developer. Anyone know how/if the 'predictive' feature in the query editor can be turned off? It's driving me nuts - for example, writing a report using ROLLUP in the group by clause and the d@#n thing keeps re-writing my report...which completely changes the output...

Hi, I'm having a problem using the above (in C# 2005 Express) to return data from an Oracle 10 Db. The code I'm using is - using (OdbcConnection oraCon = new OdbcConnection(OraConnectString)) { OdbcCommand OraCmd = new OdbcCommand(OraQueryString, oraCon)...

Hi All, Has anyone ever heard of a couple of packages/files called "dac60" or "fds60"? I'm having massive problems trying to run re-installed Delphi 6 programs on a rebuilt PC. Have re-installed all upgrades and packages (as far as I'm aware) from backup discs but keep getting these fatal...

Hi buho, Thanks for the heads-up on the SDK code! I've changed it as you suggest and so far no further occurrence of the error (fingers crossed!). Re. pointers - please excuse my embarrassed blushes...:) Regards Steve

Hi buho and Django, Again, many thanks for your interest and help. buho, the app. doesn't use pointers or dynamic arrays and is single threaded. Django, the following comes immediately after the code fragment - Flush(t); FileMode := 0; {Set file access to read only } Reset(f)...

Hi DjangMan, Thanks for the swift response! In answer to your questions - The new code fragment replaces the old, in exactly the same place. No, there is no code between. The error occurs immediately after the code fragment is exited. UserList has been initialized (ShowMessage successfully...

Hi All, Hope someone can take pity on me and figure out what the heck is happening here... I'm using D6 Ent. Edition on NT4 (don't laugh - someone has to!) and have a working program which writes a list of usersids' to a text file. The original code fragment follows; for i:= 0 to...

Thanks for the help. "CareerRejectTemp" (despite the name!) is actually a permanent table in the Access Db. The ridiculous situation is arising where I'm actually looking at the table (which has just had data inserted by an earlier piece of the code) and still getting this error message....:(...

Hi Folks, I appreciate you may not consider this the correct forum but with the wealth of knowledge here I was hoping some kind soul would take pity on me... I've a Delphi program which connects to an Access DB using ADO. The program works fine, making multiple connections and re-connections...

Hi, Thanks for the quick response. Apologies for not enclosing code at first instance. This is where it all comes apart - please excuse all the junk in there but most of this is temp while I try to figure out what the problem is.... { Write record from RecArray to AdoQuery (CareerTemp...

Hi Folks, I'm having a problem writing to an Access table. I have a reporting app (front end is Borland Delphi, back end is Access, connection via ADOX) which is behaving very strangely. We have a process-based automated workflow system and the app is used to analyse and report on user...

Hi LucieLastic, Thanks for the quick response! Sorry if I wasn't too clear at first but the problem isn't in reading data from Access but in writing data. Here's some of the code I'm using to write to the AdoQuery: with DataModule1.ADOQuery1 do begin Open...

Hi Folks, Can anyone help? I've developed a simple reporting app which uses Access to store temporary data prior to printing using MS Word. The first time a report is selected and run everything works fine and the data is correctly printed. However, if the user tries to run a subsequent report...

Hi, Below is a variation of some code I'm using which works - with AdoQuery1 do begin Active:= False; SQL.Clear; SQL.Add('DELETE * from dupmaster'); Prepared:= True; ExecSQL; end; Regards