Perhaps it is this problem:
It is not enough to enter the password into the password-box, but also, to
set PasswordRemembered to true...

there was a discussion a while ago regarding the password, and whether it
should be stored in the dfm.
In order to satisfy his customers needs, Jason inlcuded this funtion. If it
is set to false, no password will be saved in the dfm, and therefore, won't
be available at runtime...


CU, Kaputnik
(Nick Josipovic)

nick@... <mailto:nick@...>
kap@... <mailto:kap@...>
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
superior Client/Server programming:
www.IBObjects.com <http://www.ibobjects.com/>
a nice Tool for Interbase:
www.InterbaseWorkbench.com <http://www.InterbaseWorkbench.com>

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Paul Little [mailto:paul.little@...]
> Sent: Thursday, January 11, 2001 4:07 PM
> To: IBO
> Subject: [IBO] connection question
>
>
> Hello again,
>
> I've now converted my app to IBO and done the
> compile/fiddle/compile/fiddle thing and it now compiles cleanly. My
> problem now is that when I try to run it I get an ISC error which says
> that my username/password isn't defined and that I need to get the DB
> administrator to set up an IB login. Well I have already done this,
> obviously as I was loging in fine when using the BDE. I checked it
> anyway and sure enough all was ok. Just to be sure I deleted the user
> and recreated it. Still the same problem.
>
> I tried setting login prompt to true and then entered the details into
> the dialogue box and it connected up without a problem.
>
> So, what could I be doing wrong when I set the username/password in the
> TIBODatabase params property and set the login prompt to false? Do I
> need any other components beside TIBODatabase?
>
> Unfortunately the "connecting to databases" in the help files is "work
> in progress" but the getting started guide seems to suggest that IBO
> acts in the same way as BDE - or maybe I've missread/missunderstood
> (more than likely!)
>
> tia
> Paul
>
>
>