Hi!

Why you use command for that? It supposed to work with stored procedures mainly. You can use Execute method of the connection. Did you tired that way?

One suggestion: I don't know if Iracle have some tools to track all queries and connections to it (like profiler tool for MS SQL Server). However, if Oracle have such tool, use it to look what does Command object at the moment it slows down. You will see if it connects to server that is the reason. If it does not connects to server, this means that the slow down is related to something internal in ADO, so I guess you have to change the version of ADO.

>HI,
>I need to perform distincts counts on tables. For that I initialize an array of tables that I traverse with a FOR loop. My problem occurs when I try initialize the fields commnadtext property of the Command Object. The text goes a bit lijke this
>CMD.COMMANDTEXT =
> "INSERT INTO STAGEDB.TO_STATS_FIELDCOUNTS VALUES ( " + ;
> STR(iTableId) + ", " + ;
> STR(IIf(IsNull(rsMax.Fields(0).Value), 1, (rsMax.Fields(0).Value + 1))) + ;
> ",'" + rs.Fields(i).Name + ;
> "'," + STR(rsFldCounts.Fields(i).Value) + ",'" + strSystemChosen + "')"
>
>that gives something like this :
>"INSERT INTO STAGEDB.TO_STATS_FIELDCOUNTS VALUES ( 110, 10,'SNAPSHOT_DATE', 1,'PMDB')"
>
>After that I simply issue cmd.execute to insert the values into Oracle. My problem is that when the CMD.COMMANDTEXT line is executed, VFP stops for a few seconds (minutes). If it were stopping at the CMD.EXECUTE line, I would simply use a DO WHILE CMD.STATE = ... to know wheter the line is executing or not and if yes issue a DOEVENTS command to send it to background and display to the user wich table is being processed.
>
>Finally, my question is : why does the program stops when I initialize teh CMD property and how can I avoid this. I had the same behaviour in VB/VBA.
>
>Thnak you for your help,
>Christian Cote