Re: TADOTable problem




> When this error happens do you see any references to yours code in call
> stack?

Nothing much on the call stack. This code is executed on form create, and
all I am doing is:
ADOConnection.Open;
ADOTable.Active := True;

Where the connectionstring is fine. The error makes me think that the
ADOTable component doesnt like this particular access table. I have access
2003 with sp3. I dont want to have to use TTable instead but I am lost here
as to what is the problem

Paul
.



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