Undeclared identifier: 'TfrxADODatabase'

procedure PrintRecord;
var
DB : TfrxADODatabase;
begin
with FrxRpt do
begin
DB := TfrxADODatabase(FindObject('ADODatabase'));
DB.Connected := False;
DB.DatabaseName := DM.AConnect.ConnectionString;
DB.Connected := True;
end;
end;

When I compile, the error message shows "Undeclared identifier: 'TfrxADODatabase'"

Would you tell me which Unit should be use ?

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  • edited 10:45PM
    procedure PrintRecord;
    var
    DB : TfrxADODatabase;
    begin
    with FrxRpt do
    begin
    DB := TfrxADODatabase(FindObject('ADODatabase'));
    DB.Connected := False;
    DB.DatabaseName := DM.AConnect.ConnectionString;
    DB.Connected := True;
    end;
    end;

    When I compile, the error message shows "Undeclared identifier: 'TfrxADODatabase'"

    Would you tell me which Unit should be use ?

    I solved by myself, use frxADOComponents
    very hard to find solution on the web......

  • gpigpi
    edited 10:45PM
    wrote:
    very hard to find solution on the web......
    Yes. Very hard
    http://www.fast-report.com/en/faq/faq.php?ID=401#3834

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