1 files changed, 3 insertions, 3 deletions
diff --git a/kexi/plugins/scripting/kexidb/kexidbconnection.cpp b/kexi/plugins/scripting/kexidb/kexidbconnection.cpp
index 9d577ec1..f64a089f 100644
--- a/kexi/plugins/scripting/kexidb/kexidbconnection.cpp
+++ b/kexi/plugins/scripting/kexidb/kexidbconnection.cpp
@@ -102,7 +102,7 @@ const TQString KexiDBConnection::getClassName() const {
     if(! m_connection)
         throw Kross::Api::Exception::Ptr( new Kross::Api::Exception(TQString("KexiDB::Connection is NULL.")) );
     //if(m_connection->error())
-    //    throw Kross::Api::Exception::Ptr( new Kross::Api::Exception(TQString("KexiDB::Connection error: %1").arg(m_connection->errorMsg())) );
+    //    throw Kross::Api::Exception::Ptr( new Kross::Api::Exception(TQString("KexiDB::Connection error: %1").tqarg(m_connection->errorMsg())) );
     return m_connection;
 }
 
@@ -140,9 +140,9 @@ KexiDBCursor* KexiDBConnection::executeQueryString(const TQString& sqlquery) {
     // or e.g. a DROP TABLE operation. So, let's check for such dangerous operations right now.
     ::KexiDB::Parser parser( connection() );
     if(! parser.parse(sqlquery))
-        throw Kross::Api::Exception::Ptr( new Kross::Api::Exception(TQString("Failed to parse query: %1 %2").arg(parser.error().type()).arg(parser.error().error())) );
+        throw Kross::Api::Exception::Ptr( new Kross::Api::Exception(TQString("Failed to parse query: %1 %2").tqarg(parser.error().type()).tqarg(parser.error().error())) );
     if( parser.query() == 0 || parser.operation() != ::KexiDB::Parser::OP_Select )
-        throw Kross::Api::Exception::Ptr( new Kross::Api::Exception(TQString("Invalid query operation \"%1\"").arg(parser.operationString()) ) );
+        throw Kross::Api::Exception::Ptr( new Kross::Api::Exception(TQString("Invalid query operation \"%1\"").tqarg(parser.operationString()) ) );
     ::KexiDB::Cursor* cursor = connection()->executeQuery(sqlquery);
     return cursor ? new KexiDBCursor(cursor) : 0;
 }