Subject | RE: Remote Data Access using an ISAPI (Delphi) |
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Author | Shiv Kumar |
Post date | 2000-07-18T15:39:07Z |
Hi
I was asked a number of questions in this regard and here are my answers
1. Jason asked about the version in GDS32.DLL - There were two instances of
this file found. I deleted one (it was not in the environment path anyway).
Still no change.
2. The protocol I am using is TCP/IP. No, I've not tried it with path's with
a forward slash. Would that make a difference ?
Some more facts:
1. I am able to use the WISQL tool from this machine accessing the database
on the remote machine (using the backslash notation).
2. I am able to build a standard application that accesses the remote
database.
3. At design time in the ISAPI project I am able to connect to the database
and see the data (again I'm using the back slash notation here). But not at
run time.
Would the forward slash make the difference, considering the fact that I am
able to connect to the database
anyway ?
Shiv.
I was asked a number of questions in this regard and here are my answers
1. Jason asked about the version in GDS32.DLL - There were two instances of
this file found. I deleted one (it was not in the environment path anyway).
Still no change.
2. The protocol I am using is TCP/IP. No, I've not tried it with path's with
a forward slash. Would that make a difference ?
Some more facts:
1. I am able to use the WISQL tool from this machine accessing the database
on the remote machine (using the backslash notation).
2. I am able to build a standard application that accesses the remote
database.
3. At design time in the ISAPI project I am able to connect to the database
and see the data (again I'm using the back slash notation here). But not at
run time.
Would the forward slash make the difference, considering the fact that I am
able to connect to the database
anyway ?
Shiv.