Helen

The funny thing is the database works I can run the program from
delphi in debug mode, as I normally do to test. So the connection
works in run mode.
I can open and explore the database from within Delphi.

I believe the adding of parameters was working at one time, but it
seems to have broken.
I thought that the connection with database during design time was a
BDE connection, but the error I am getting is from the IBO interface.

Jack

--- In IBObjects@yahoogroups.com, Helen Borrie <helebor@...> wrote:
>
> At 05:44 PM 1/11/2006, you wrote:
> >I have used Delphi for over 6 years and I have made changes to an
> >existing stored procedure and been able to change the parament list
> >easily. Using TStoredProc on Delphi 6, you can add a parameter to an
> >existing stored procedure you delete the existing stored procedure
> >name and then re-select the stored procedure and the Parameters can
> >then be added to the parameters list. Every time I try to do using
> >the IBO equivalent this I get an error: File is not a valid database.
>
> This error means you have a problem at the connection level - your
> application is trying to connect to a file that is not a database!
>
>
> >What method should I use to update the changes in a stored procedure
> >using Delphi 6??
>
> Should be the same as for TStoredProc, if you want to do it that
> way. You need to find out what has happened to your database file...
>
> Helen
>