Subject | Re: [firebird-support] Firebird Embedded connection failing on 1 computer |
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Author | Guillem Vicens |
Post date | 2010-11-20T09:13:13Z |
El 08/11/2010 17:02, Guillem Vicens escribió:
embedded version not working with my app, in the hope no one else will
fall in it. It was not the library I used nor the mscv8 runtime assemblies.
To be honest I feel a bit ashamed I did not see it the first time... The
problem was we were testing the app in a folder that was on the desktop
and the user had the desktop in a network unit instead of an own disk
partition. After moving the whole app folder to C: it worked flawlessly.
Thanks anyway for your feedback. :-)
Guillem Vicens
>Just wanted to tell you I finally found the problem with the Firebird
>
>
> El 07/11/2010 19:28, Helen Borrie escribió:
> >
> > At 11:03 PM 7/11/2010, Guillem Vicens wrote:
> > >...Firebird Embedded (dll
> > >version 2.1.2.18188) using Zeos 6.6.5 stable version components.
> > >Things I have done:
> > >
> > >- The Firebird dll is renamed to fbclient.dll (Zeos requirement). This
> > >works fine in the three mentioned machines.
> > >
> > >- In the same directory as Firebird dll I have following files:
> > >firebird.conf, firebird.log, firebird.msg, icudt30.dll, icuin30.dll,
> > >icuuc30.dll.
> >
> > You don't mention the mscv8 runtime assemblies at all.
> >
> You are right, I forgot to check for the Redistributable. I will do that
> first thing tomorrow when I get to the deployment machine. I have the
> feeling this may be the problem since as far as I could see when trying
> the app on the deployment machine the final user has a not updated XP
> installation (they even still use IE 6...).
>
embedded version not working with my app, in the hope no one else will
fall in it. It was not the library I used nor the mscv8 runtime assemblies.
To be honest I feel a bit ashamed I did not see it the first time... The
problem was we were testing the app in a folder that was on the desktop
and the user had the desktop in a network unit instead of an own disk
partition. After moving the whole app folder to C: it worked flawlessly.
Thanks anyway for your feedback. :-)
Guillem Vicens