I'm writing a Delphi 7 application which needs to access the same SQL Server database from many different threads simultaneously.
Can I use a single shared TADOConnection, or must each thread create their own?
I'm writing a Delphi 7 application which needs to access the same SQL Server database from many different threads simultaneously.
Can I use a single shared TADOConnection, or must each thread create their own?
Blorgbeard, you must create, initialize and open a separate TAdoconnection instance for each of your threads.
ADO is a COM-based technology. It uses apartment-threaded objects ,don't forget to call CoInitialize(nil).
procedure TMyThread.Execute;
begin
CoInitialize(nil);
try
try
// create a connection here
except
end;
finally
CoUnInitialize;
end;
end;
No, it is not. ADO is a COM-based technology. It uses apartment-threaded objects, thus you cannot use ADO connections across thread boundaries. Each thread need its own connection.
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