Subject | Re: [IBO] Funny IBOQuery.IB_Connection Property |
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Author | Helen Borrie |
Post date | 2001-07-16T03:06:51Z |
bjt:
If you are using TIBO* data access components you should be using TIBODatabase for your connection. TIBODatabase emulates TDatabase and doesn't offer you a split between the connection and the transaction at the connection level. Use TIB_Connection only with the native TIB_* data access.
You can refer to the IB_Connection property of the IBOQuery.InternalDataset once you have made the connection through the IBODatabase.
Regards,
Helen
At 02:22 AM 16-07-01 +0000, you wrote:
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If you are using TIBO* data access components you should be using TIBODatabase for your connection. TIBODatabase emulates TDatabase and doesn't offer you a split between the connection and the transaction at the connection level. Use TIB_Connection only with the native TIB_* data access.
You can refer to the IB_Connection property of the IBOQuery.InternalDataset once you have made the connection through the IBODatabase.
Regards,
Helen
At 02:22 AM 16-07-01 +0000, you wrote:
>I have found that setting the IB_Connection property (in C++ BuilderAll for Open and Open for All
>5 Pro) doesn't 'stick' unless I have placed an IB_SessionProps object
>on one of the forms.
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>Is this expected behaviour, a C++ Builder issue, or something
>completely different?
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>B.J.Tolputt
>Analyst Programmer
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