The database name component of the object qualifier must be the name of the current database

[Tiago Gigli]

Guys,

1st of all.. sorry about my english ok? Im from Brazil...

Im trying to get a RS connecting through 2 databases with the query
below:
SELECT
scar..osbalcao.numeroos,
ccell.dbo.atrib_os.os
FROM
ccell.dbo.atrib_os
JOIN scar.dbo.osbalcao on ccell.dbo.atrib_os.os =
scar.dbo.osbalcao.numeroos
WHERE scar.dbo.osbalcao.localprod = '257'
AND scar.dbo.osbalcao.status in ('EM')

On a SQL IDE i got a good RS, but, when i try to use that same query on
Delphi + ZEOS, the SQL Server tells me that "The database name
component of the object qualifier must be the name of the current
database".

I really dont understand why. I can only tell that the error is
returned from SQL Server.

Have anyone got the same trouble?

[]'s

Tiago Gigli

[Erland Sommarskog]

Tiago Gigli (gi*********@gmail.com) writes:

1st of all.. sorry about my english ok? Im from Brazil...

Im trying to get a RS connecting through 2 databases with the query
below:
SELECT
scar..osbalcao.numeroos,
ccell.dbo.atrib_os.os
FROM
ccell.dbo.atrib_os
JOIN scar.dbo.osbalcao on ccell.dbo.atrib_os.os =
scar.dbo.osbalcao.numeroos
WHERE scar.dbo.osbalcao.localprod = '257'
AND scar.dbo.osbalcao.status in ('EM')

On a SQL IDE i got a good RS, but, when i try to use that same query on
Delphi + ZEOS, the SQL Server tells me that "The database name
component of the object qualifier must be the name of the current
database".

Try skipping databaes and schema names from the column references.

If that does not help, run Profiler and see what Delphi actually sends
to SQL Server. It's probably producing some prepare query or similar.
--
Erland Sommarskog, SQL Server MVP, es****@sommarskog.se

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