Re: ADOQuery in thread hangs

Mikael Lenfors wrote:

Yes I create a TADOQuery local to the thread. In the thread I don't
have any ADOConnection, I just use a connectionstring directly in the
ADOQuery.

Mikael



do you also call coInitializeEx (or coInitialize) and coUninitialize in
each thread that uses ADO?

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