Re: Access Violation from msado15.dll

From: Brad Wood (b_wood_at_colorflex.com)
Date: 05/29/04

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    Confirmed unrelated to D7 update (rollback produced same results). The
    error occurs when I attempt to violate a database constraint, close and
    reopen the connection and try to violate another constraint. I could not
    reproduce in isolation. The same code was handling constraint violations
    just fine for months in a different database...

    "Brad Wood" <b_wood@colorflex.com> wrote in message
    news:40b52ad3$1@newsgroups.borland.com...
    > When executing the ExecProc method of a TADOStoredProc I sometimes get
    > "access violation at address 1F33A7FF in module 'msado15.dll'". All the
    > data passed to the parameters of the TADOStoredProc look fine going in.
    > Subsequent calls to the stored proc give erroneous results (reports that
    > parameters of the stored proc don't exist when they do, actual code
    snippets
    > [C code from somewhere] get inserted into the database). After my
    > application finishes, I get an exception from oleaut32.dll.

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