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Author | dale@solcominc.com |
Post date | 2001-01-23T16:13:30Z |
Jason,
Thank you for responding.
<JW>
What are the versions indicated by each of them?
I think they were both 3.6Ca I know that the trial version is that.
<JW>
If you don't know how to use it then you don't have to worry about it. It
is
totally disabled by default.
Then why am I getting "Internal SchemaCache ERRCODE: 335544332 (D:\program
files\ibobjects\iba_schemaCache.imp, line 589)"
<JW>
You need to do this in order to avoid the bug:
MyDSQL.Prepare;
try
MyDSQL.ExecSQL;
finally
MyDSQL.Unprepare;
end;
Should I still do the prepare before setting the parambyname values?
In yoru case, I still think your GDS32.DLL is wrong. Check its timestamp.
Version is WI-V6.0.0.627 dated 6/23/2000 5:00 AM
Thanks for all of your help
Dale
Thank you for responding.
<JW>
What are the versions indicated by each of them?
I think they were both 3.6Ca I know that the trial version is that.
<JW>
If you don't know how to use it then you don't have to worry about it. It
is
totally disabled by default.
Then why am I getting "Internal SchemaCache ERRCODE: 335544332 (D:\program
files\ibobjects\iba_schemaCache.imp, line 589)"
<JW>
You need to do this in order to avoid the bug:
MyDSQL.Prepare;
try
MyDSQL.ExecSQL;
finally
MyDSQL.Unprepare;
end;
Should I still do the prepare before setting the parambyname values?
In yoru case, I still think your GDS32.DLL is wrong. Check its timestamp.
Version is WI-V6.0.0.627 dated 6/23/2000 5:00 AM
Thanks for all of your help
Dale