Question

Since SQL Server does not have a simple batch command line executor for the scripts the are auto generated from management studio, I created one.

The problem arises when delphi ado syntax and SQL Server syntax don’t agree (BUT ITS THE SAME THING).

Well any how, the go I replaced with ;

Now as I declare a stored procedure alter, I hit a brick wall.

The script I’m running is :

ALTER Procedure [dbo].[procName]
as
Declare @param int

and the error i get is :

the arguments are from the wrong type,
out of range or collide with one
another.

(my free translation)

questions :

• why is this happening?
• what can i do to change this?
• is there another udl based program that parse SQL scripts?

thanks.

edit: require login to the db with udl file.

could it be that delphi has problems with @ ?

Answer 1

removed the component and change the code from

ado.open;

to

ado.execute;//or something like this

solved it.