> Hello Alan,
> the SQL statement is a simple insert with a "string" instead of
> 'string' - therefore a problem with dialect 3.
> But after recognizing that it is only my problem, I installed this
> morning IBObjects build 16 on a third computer, compiled the same
> sources and made the tests - no problem!
> So it is not IBObjects! But it seems to be a setting during
> compilation on my computer !?
> No idea which one - but I keep on finding it....
> Thanks for the help
> Guido

This sounds very relevant now. Could it be that you are using double quotes
which are interpreted by Dialect 3 as an object delimiter but in Dialect 1
it is equivalent to using single quotes?
Alan

> > > Hello Alan,
> > > ok, it looks as the problem is only my problem. What is the problem:
> > > I made a test with dialect 3 to see what will be the problems using
> > > this dialect. One of my SQL-statements failed with:
> > > Dynamic SQL Error
> > > SQL error code = -804
> > > Count of read-write columns does not equal count of values
> > >
> > > Our database software project is on a server in the network.
> > > Compiled with a computer having IBO beta 11, copied the executable to
> > > my pc the application works fine.
> > > But compiling the same sources on the net with my computer - now with
> > > build 16 - I'm getting the error written above. Same as during the
> > > tests with dialect 3, therefore the assumption it might be a dialect
> > > problem...
> > >
> > > Any idea what is going wrong?
> > > Thanks
> > > Guido
> >
> > I think it would help a lot if you showed us the SQL statement in
> question
> > don't you?
> > Alan