On 1-10-2015 13:51, kerry.neighbour@... [firebird-support] wrote:

>
>
> I have been running Firebird 2.5 (32 bit) for sometime - in Windows 7 64
> bit. I use one of my own UDFs and FreeAdhocUDF for a lot of my queries.
>
> I am now trying to get Firebird 64 bit Super Server to work. The exact
> version is Firebird-2.5.4.26856_0_x64. No problems there. My application
> (in Delphi) is 32 bit and I am connecting using the 32 bit client. I
> also use FBMaestro (32 bit) to connect and no problems. Any operation
> that does not need th e UDFs is fine.
>
> The only problem I have is that I cannot get the 64 bit UDFs to work. If
> I try to call a UDF I get the well known error
>
> |invalid request BLR at offset 59 function F_ADDDAY is not defined module
> name or entrypoint could not be found|
>
> The UDFs are 64 bit (the file is WIN64_FreeAdhocUDF20101206), and they
> are in the Firebird UDF folder.
> C:\Program Files\Firebird\Firebird_2_5\UDF
>
> The FreeAdHoc one is called FreeAdhocUDF.dll.
>
> There is no other copy of this file anywhere on the computer (ie not in
> the PATH somewhere).
>
> The definition for the UDF is in the database - ie
>
> DECLARE EXTERNAL FUNCTION F_ADDDAY
> TIMESTAMP,
> INTEGER
> RETURNS TIMESTAMP FREE_IT
> ENTRY_POINT 'addday' MODULE_NAME 'FreeAdhocUDF';
>
> this works just fine in the 32 bit Firebird.
>
> In the Firebird.conf file I have the UDF line commented out ie
> #UdfAccess = Restrict UDF
>
> But I have tried a number of combinations here.
> UdfAccess = Restrict UDF ,etc
>
> nothing works.
>
> I have tried this in Windows 7 x64 and Windows 10 x64. I have my own
> UDF.DLL compiled as 64 bit and I have the same problem with that file. I
> only mention FreeAdhocUDF here as I guess a lot of people use it - and
> if I can get that to work, then my DLL should also work.
>
> After every change, I restart the Firebird service.
>
> Any suggestions on what to do next would be much welcomed.

I rarely use UDFs, but if you are sure your Firebird is 64 bit, and the
UDF is 64 bit as well, then I am at a loss to explain the behavior. You
could consider moving away from UDFs. For example F_ADDDAY can be
replaced with DATEADD, see
http://www.firebirdsql.org/file/documentation/reference_manuals/reference_material/html/langrefupd25-intfunc-dateadd.html

Also make sure you are really connecting to the server, some Firebird
admin tools have Firebird embedded built-in, and if you don't explicitly
specify a hostname (or localhost), they will use Firebird embedded,
which could well be a 32 bit version.

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Mark Rotteveel