I checked point 3 - but there was not any improvement. I have
commented this config variable and I am using the default space for
udf libraries - i.e. /UDF unders installation directory. This should
not be the configuration issue, because all has worked OK with the
previous version of dll.

Well - there is one strange thing - my new dll I have tried to
compile with FB (not Interbase) includes and libs, but I have not
ib_util.lib available (I should use one from Interbase, from the
other hand - it I tried to compile without this lib, I have receievd
error message, that ib_alloc_mem cann't be resolved - so - why there
is ib_util_ms.lib for Microsoft build utilities and no ib_util.lib
for Borland C++ build utilities)... So - what should be the correct
action in this case?

--- In firebird-support@yahoogroups.com, Helen Borrie <helebor@...>
wrote:

>
> At 09:02 PM 3/03/2008, you wrote:
> >That's the point - I have not changed any declarations nor on

server

> >nor in the code of dll. I simply recompiled dll. But anyway - here

is

> >the example of one declaration:
> >'/* External Function declarations */
> >
> >DECLARE EXTERNAL FUNCTION DEFAULTCURRENCY
> >INTEGER
> >RETURNS CSTRING(3) CHARACTER SET NONE FREE_IT
> >ENTRY_POINT 'cDefaultCurrency' MODULE_NAME 'util_udfs';'
> >
> >This is our own library, not open source or so. It is confusing -

one

> >tool can see the exported functions (so - I guess - if I would

write

> >some test application, then could access functions as well), but
> >Firebird server cann't see.
>
> 1. How is UDFAccess configured in firebird.conf?
> 2. Is your library located in the same place as the configuration

says it should be?

> 3. Has the server been stopped and restarted since the new library

was uploaded and/or configured?

>
> ./heLen
>