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Ibrahim Kutluay
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 Posted: Sat Mar 05, 2005 9:22 am Post subject: Howto load database names from Mssql server to a combobox |
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Does anybady know a method for this.
i m currently developing a freeware utility for backup mssql (automatically)
and i dont want to write name by hand
Regards
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Roman Krejci
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| Posted: Sat Mar 05, 2005 1:37 pm Post subject: Re: Howto load database names from Mssql server to a combobo |
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"Ibrahim Kutluay" <ikutluay at nozpam mayanet nokta com.tr> píše v diskusním
příspěvku news:42297a6f (AT) newsgroups (DOT) borland.com...
| Quote: | Does anybady know a method for this.
i m currently developing a freeware utility for backup mssql
(automatically)
and i dont want to write name by hand
Regards
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procedure LoadCatalogList(Conn: tADOConnection; List: tStrings);
var
AdoDataset: tAdoDataset;
begin
AdoDataset := tAdoDataset.Create(nil);
Try
Conn.OpenSchema(siCatalogs, Emptyparam , Emptyparam , ADODataset);
ADODataset.Recordset.MoveFirst;
While not ADODataset.EOF do begin
List.Add(ADODataset.FieldByname('CATALOG_NAME').AsString);
ADODataset.NEXT;
End;
Finally
AdoDataset.Free;
End;
end;
BTW, most probably you are trying to reinvent the wheel,
because the best approach for backing up MS SQL automatically
is to use the tools provided with MS SQL server itself.
--
Roman
(please remove 'stopspam' in the header when replying)
mail: [email]info (AT) rksolution (DOT) cz[/email]
URL: www.rksolution.cz
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Ibrahim Kutluay
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| Posted: Tue Mar 08, 2005 6:25 am Post subject: Re: Howto load database names from Mssql server to a combobo |
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Dear Roman...
I know the functonality of sql server tools but
currently im trying to backup+zip it+write on the cd with only one mouse
click.
thanks for proposal
"Roman Krejci" <news (AT) rksolution-nospam (DOT) cz> wrote
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"Ibrahim Kutluay" <ikutluay at nozpam mayanet nokta com.tr> píše v
diskusním
příspěvku news:42297a6f (AT) newsgroups (DOT) borland.com...
Does anybady know a method for this.
i m currently developing a freeware utility for backup mssql
(automatically)
and i dont want to write name by hand
Regards
procedure LoadCatalogList(Conn: tADOConnection; List: tStrings);
var
AdoDataset: tAdoDataset;
begin
AdoDataset := tAdoDataset.Create(nil);
Try
Conn.OpenSchema(siCatalogs, Emptyparam , Emptyparam , ADODataset);
ADODataset.Recordset.MoveFirst;
While not ADODataset.EOF do begin
List.Add(ADODataset.FieldByname('CATALOG_NAME').AsString);
ADODataset.NEXT;
End;
Finally
AdoDataset.Free;
End;
end;
BTW, most probably you are trying to reinvent the wheel,
because the best approach for backing up MS SQL automatically
is to use the tools provided with MS SQL server itself.
--
Roman
(please remove 'stopspam' in the header when replying)
mail: [email]info (AT) rksolution (DOT) cz[/email]
URL: www.rksolution.cz
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