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TADPhysMSSQLDriverLink Class
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Use the TADPhysMSSQLDriverLink component to link the Microsoft SQL Server driver to an application and setup it.

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uADPhysMSSQL_TADPhysMSSQLDriverLinkuADPhysMSSQL_TADPhysMSSQLDriverLinkuADPhysMSSQL_TADPhysMSSQLDriverLink
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uADPhysMSSQL

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Description

Use the TADPhysMSSQLDriverLink component to link the Microsoft SQL Server driver to an application. In general it is enough to only include uADPhysMSSQL unit into your application uses clause. 

The TADPhysMSSQLDriverLink component may be used to specify:

  • ODBCDriver - SQL Server ODBC driver name;
  • ODBCAdvanced - SQL Server ODBC driver connection parameter common for all connections;
  • VendorLib - ODBC driver manager. By default it is odbc32.dll and for most cases should remain unchanged.

All properties have default values appropriate for most case. To have an effect all property changes must be performed before first connection through this driver or use the Release method.

Syntax
TADPhysMSSQLDriverLink = class(TADPhysODBCBaseDriverLink);
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Example
ADPhysMSSQLDriverLink1.ODBCAdvanced := 'MARS_Connection=no;Regional=yes';
ADPhysMSSQLDriverLink1.ODBCDriver := 'SQL Native Client';
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