Re: Connecting to an Access Database in Delphi 2006

paul mayer wrote:

In Visual Studio dot NET I have the option of using an oleDBConnection
component but I see nothing the same in Delphi 2006. Is there such a
component available or an alternative component to allow me to
connect to an Access Database?

Thx

Paul

Are you trying to connect to Access in a Delphi for .NET app or a
Delphi for Win32 App? If it is a .NET app is it VCL for .NET or is it
WinForms.

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Bill Todd (TeamB)
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