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== John's question ==
 
Following the example here - specifically (Variable):= TSQLTransaction.Create; - doesn't work for me. I get a compile error "Wrong number of parameters". Unfortunately I can't at the moment find any other documentation to check the syntax, which is frustrating.
 
Following the example here - specifically (Variable):= TSQLTransaction.Create; - doesn't work for me. I get a compile error "Wrong number of parameters". Unfortunately I can't at the moment find any other documentation to check the syntax, which is frustrating.
  
 
Edit: it seems we need to add the parameter (Nil) to TSQLTransaction.Create and TSQLQuery.Create.
 
Edit: it seems we need to add the parameter (Nil) to TSQLTransaction.Create and TSQLQuery.Create.
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:Hi John, welcome to the wiki ;)
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:Thanks for posting, but questions on the wiki are rarely looked at. You'd be better of asking on the forum.
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:Having .Creates with an object as parameter is very common. You can use tools like ctrl-space (code completion), go to defintion (right click, go to defnition or something like ctrl-shift-up - can't remember) to find out what is expected.
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:Also, corrections to the wiki are always welcome - please feel free!
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:Thanks,
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:--[[User:BigChimp|BigChimp]] 14:48, 6 April 2013 (UTC)

Revision as of 16:48, 6 April 2013

John's question

Following the example here - specifically (Variable):= TSQLTransaction.Create; - doesn't work for me. I get a compile error "Wrong number of parameters". Unfortunately I can't at the moment find any other documentation to check the syntax, which is frustrating.

Edit: it seems we need to add the parameter (Nil) to TSQLTransaction.Create and TSQLQuery.Create.

Hi John, welcome to the wiki ;)
Thanks for posting, but questions on the wiki are rarely looked at. You'd be better of asking on the forum.
Having .Creates with an object as parameter is very common. You can use tools like ctrl-space (code completion), go to defintion (right click, go to defnition or something like ctrl-shift-up - can't remember) to find out what is expected.
Also, corrections to the wiki are always welcome - please feel free!
Thanks,
--BigChimp 14:48, 6 April 2013 (UTC)