On Sunday, January 09, 2005, at 10:50PM, Helen Borrie <helebor@...> wrote:

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>At 09:56 PM 9/01/2005 +1100, you wrote:
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>>Hi all,
>>
>>I have an application that I want to use the FB embedded server with. I am
>>testing it on a clean install of Windows 98 SE. The application's
>>directory is "C:\myapp\app.exe". In the "C:\myapp\" folder I have the
>>following files:
>>
>>firebird.msg
>>gds32.dll
>>myapp.exe
>>myapp.fdb
>>
>>When I run myapp.exe I get the following error:
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>>"InterBase library gds32.dll not found in the path. Please install
>>Interbase to use this functionality."
>>
>>What else do I need to do to get this working? I have tried to get this
>>working by copying gds32.dll to into "c:\windows\system",
>>"c:\windows\system32" and in to "c:\windows\".
>>
>>BTW I have also set the database component's DatabaseName property to
>>"C:\myapp\myapp.fdb" instead of prefixing it with "localhost" as I do on
>>my development machine.
>>
>>The application is written in Delphi 7 using the standard Delphi IB
>>components.
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>This is a problem with trying to use embedded in the Delphi IDE with
>Borland's components.
>
>The only workaround I know of is the following.
>In the appdir, temporarily rename the embedded server back to fbembed.dll.
>
>Then install the full Firebird server engine on your development machine
>and have it install the "compatibility" version of the regular client in
>the system directory. See
>http://firebird.sourceforge.net.index.php?op=faq#q0013.dat
>and
>http://firebird.sourceforge.net.index.php?op=faq#q0016.dat
>
>Compile the application in this environment.
>
>Once the app is compiled, detach everything and rename fbembed.dll (in the
>app directory) back to gds32.dll. The app should then run fine with the
>embedded engine.

Hi Helen,

I am wondering (and wanting to be sure) as to what you mean by "detach everything"?

Thanks.

Regards,
Diego

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Cheers,
Diego