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PostPosted: Sat Aug 28, 2004 8:09 pm    Post subject: TDataset -> _RecordSet Reply with quote



Hi all,

I have a little question, I hope someone will be able to help me.
First, I must point out that I am not really an expert in databse, as you
will see further :)

We have a delphi 4 app, using a commercial set of components (S.DAC) to
access a SQL Server database.
For example, one of the components is a TSPQuery derived from TDataSet.
The app is working like a charm since months.

Now we are trying to build an activex dll to use our app features from ASP
and a browser..
1. We managed to build a dll that have a function that returns a
_recordSet -> but, on the other hand, we have a TdataSet type as a result of
our query. We can't figure out how to "convert" from dataset to recordset
(if such a thing is possible)
2. We tried to have the function returning a TDataSet -> no luck

Before rewriting a significant part of the code, using ADO instead of our
commercial component, we would like to be sure that we don't miss a simple
way to do what we want.
Maybe my question is stupid, as I don't know anything (for the moment), to
ADO, OLEDB, and so on.
If so, I humbly apologize ;)

Cheers,

Massilia



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