>Contact Core Labs?

> >AJ wrote:
> >> Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

> >Contact Core Labs?

> ba-dump, bump! :)

> Yes, as I posted I have sent several emails but so far the responses
> have been unspecific to resolving the issue.

> Any idea where Borland's MS-SQL driver for dbExpress is at????

> AJ

>T.Ramesh.

>"AJ" <wrig...@autocite-engineering-nospam.com> wrote in message
>news:3ce29344.26289021@forums.inprise.com...
>> On Tue, 14 May 2002 13:12:45 +0930, "Dave Nottage (TeamB)"
>> <dav...@deletethis.smartchat.net.au> wrote:

>> >AJ wrote:
>> >> Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

>> >Contact Core Labs?

>> ba-dump, bump! :)

>> Yes, as I posted I have sent several emails but so far the responses
>> have been unspecific to resolving the issue.

>> Any idea where Borland's MS-SQL driver for dbExpress is at????

>> AJ

> T.Ramesh.

> "AJ" <wrig...@autocite-engineering-nospam.com> wrote in message
> news:3ce29344.26289021@forums.inprise.com...
> > On Tue, 14 May 2002 13:12:45 +0930, "Dave Nottage (TeamB)"
> > <dav...@deletethis.smartchat.net.au> wrote:

> > >AJ wrote:
> > >> Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

> > >Contact Core Labs?

> > ba-dump, bump! :)

> > Yes, as I posted I have sent several emails but so far the responses
> > have been unspecific to resolving the issue.

> > Any idea where Borland's MS-SQL driver for dbExpress is at????

> > AJ

> Jeff

> "Ramesh Theivendran" <rtheivend...@borland.com> wrote in message
> news:3ce19bb7$1_2@dnews...
> > I can only say its 80% done. Don't ask me when it will ship :-)

> > T.Ramesh.

> > "AJ" <wrig...@autocite-engineering-nospam.com> wrote in message
> > news:3ce29344.26289021@forums.inprise.com...
> > > On Tue, 14 May 2002 13:12:45 +0930, "Dave Nottage (TeamB)"
> > > <dav...@deletethis.smartchat.net.au> wrote:

> > > >AJ wrote:
> > > >> Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

> > > >Contact Core Labs?

> > > ba-dump, bump! :)

> > > Yes, as I posted I have sent several emails but so far the responses
> > > have been unspecific to resolving the issue.

> > > Any idea where Borland's MS-SQL driver for dbExpress is at????

> > > AJ

> T.Ramesh.
> "Jeff Butterworth" <jef...@drs.com.au> wrote in message
> news:3ce1d5a0_2@dnews...
> > I thought these drivers were supposed to be reasonable easy to write. If
> it
> > takes Borland gurus so long to get one driver out for such a popular

> The document regarding 'The future of the BDE and SQL Links' shows that
> dbExpress is to become the recommended access layer for conection to
MSSQL.

> Does that also apply for MTS and/or COM+ applications using MSSQL?

> i.e. the new MSSQL driver and dbExpress will run successfully in an
MTS/COM+
> environment supporting MTS transactions and connection pooling?

> --
> Dave Rowntree

> T.Ramesh.

>I am having difficulty successfully calling a stored procedure from
>Delphi 6 SP2 using the CoreLab dbExpress driver. Simple stored
>procedures work OK, but when I try to return a string value in a
>paramter the ExecProc crashes. Here is an example of the stored
>procedure:

>--------------------------------

>CREATE PROCEDURE DELPHI_IOTEST
>            @FOO_OUT INT OUTPUT,
>            @MSG_OUT varchar(255) output
>AS
>BEGIN
>    /* suppress messages or they'll wipe out our return parameters */
>  SET NOCOUNT ON

>    /* initialize output parameters */
>  SELECT @FOO_OUT = 77
>  SELECT @MSG_OUT = 'Some text message returned'
>END
>GO

>----------------------------

>Testing this from the MS Query Analyzer shows that it works as
>expected and returns the values.

>In Delphi, I drop a TSQLConnection and a TSQLStoredProcedure on a
>form, make the appropriate associations and add a button to call the
>ExecProc in the on click event.

>Upon execution, clicking the button results in an exception during the
>ExecProc call:

>'Assertion Failure (D:\Projects\Delphi\SDAC\source\OLEDBAccess.pas,
>line 1564.)'

>I believe this to be a reference to CoreLab file. I have corresponded
>with CoreLabs regarding this issue but have yet to recieve a solution.

>Am I the only one using the CoreLab SQL Server driver? Anyone else
>having success with these kinds of stored procedure calls? Am I doing
>something in the declaration of the stored procedure that I shouldn't?

>Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

>AJ

>PS - I have tried Timur Islamov's MS-SQL driver as well;
>unfortunately, it has other issues which make it an unsuitable
>substitute.