Re:ODBC connection to Oracle 8, please help
Hi Stewart,
I'm allso experiencing the same problem using D3 C/S NT4-sp3 and
Oracle8 server on NT4. I can connect in BDE Administrator and Database
Explorer. As soon as I want to view the fields in Database Explorer,
the thing happens. Also when you want to chose your table in the table
component the same thing happens. It just terminates. I could however
see my data using a query component. Chose the alias and setup a SQL
like
'select * from customer', and set the query active. I could not compile
the {*word*76}y thing.
I also can't get the native BDE Oracle driver to work, even if I change
the INIT to ora803.dll. If you got a answer would you please email me.
eds...@mweb.co.za and edd...@mineworks.com
Thanks Ed
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Stewart Welbourne wrote:
> I'm also experiencing problems using D3 C/S NT4-sp3 and Oracle8 on an
> NT4
> Server. In simple terms, I create a new form with a DB and a Table
> component.
> I point the DB comp. to my Oracle8 datasource, set the DB parameters
> to
> default, and fill in the user name and password.
> I can then connect the DB component at design time OK. When I link
> the
> TTable to the DB, still at design time, and click the property
> inspector
> item TABLE - to select the oracle table I require, my entire Delphi 3
> IDE is
> terminated without any indication what is wrong. Intermittently I've
> seen an
> Access Violation in one or the OR8...DLLs. This problem is ONLY
> occurring
> when the datasource is Oracle8!
> I have traced the ODBC calls to the point where the driver has
> obtained the
> definition of the result set and at the point after the first
> SQLExtentedFetch - the log ends.
> I have patched D3 to 3.02 and NT4 is at Service Pack3. Please help...
> Stew
> Jiri Malek wrote in message <3573b425.77083...@rhino.vutbr.cz>...
> >Hi.
> >I'm building a console application using my D3 c/s. The application
> is
> >trying to connect to local Oracle 8 server this way:
> >var aSQL : tQuery
> >begin
> >a SQL:=TQuery.Create(nil);
> >aSQL.DatabaseName:=odbc_alias;
> >aSQL.SQL.Add('SELECT * FROM cispop');
> >writeln('Trying to connect ODBC');
> >try
> > aSQL.Open;
> >except
> > writeln('Connection failed');
> > aSQL.Free;
> > Exit;
> >end;
> >writeln('Connected');
> >......
> >but result is:
> >"Trying to connect ODBC" and here the application terminates without
> >"Connection failed" or exception violation message. The same
> >application works normaly with ODBC alias to Access7 database.