The connection string would be stored in the datamodule .dfm file.

Even using a "Data Link File", if you open the connection in design
mode the string gets stored in the ADOConnection.ConnectionString
property. I always add the code below to my data module create method
to redirect the connection through the Data Link.

  Connection.Close;
  Connection.ConnectionString := 'FILE NAME=LinkFile.udl';
  Connection.Open;

HTH
Roger C. Morgan II

--- In [email protected], "a.j. welmers" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> when i use in my datamodule in the DataModuleCreate procedure:
> ConnectionString := '';
> ConnectionString := 'Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Password=""'+
> ';User ID=Admin;'+'Data Source=H:\A\D\BkpRules.mdb;'+....{and so on]
> 
> Q= then where is this information stored? 
> i find some references in 
> the registry related to MsOffice and to Delphi.
> 
> I am wondering what happens when i copy a folder H:\A  to C:\A (with
> all the files) and open delphi from the C:\A folder and why the
> connectionstring still points to H:\A\D\BkpRules.mdb; and i get an
error.
> i searched in a lot of good books and websites but cannot find a clue.
> 
> ajw





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