well ..
someone on the arhitect list said that events are bad (Jim Starkley)
so from then i don't use events
you could do the same things with some soket programming ...
a lot of work for that :(


28.02.2001 13:31:06, "Chris Hulsey" <chulsey@...> wrote:

>Hello,
>
>I am experiencing a strange problem with the TIB_Event control for
>Interbase. I'm building an application using Borland C++ Builder 5.0 and
>IBO components to access an IB Server 6.0. I'm using an Event Alerter to be
>aware of the modifications made by other users, so that I can refresh a view
>screen that outputs data on a grid. My application actually register's the
>TIB_Event control successfully and the OnEventAlert executes correctly when
>the event is posted on the server using POST_EVENT "eventname" from within a
>TRIGGER or STORED PROCEDURE. But, every now and then when I try to exit
>my application it does not completely exit and is still running according to
>the Borland IDE. At this point I have to do a Program Reset from the
>Borland IDE, then I cannot connect to my Interbase Server anymore even from
>another station until I actually shutdown the Interbase Server Program and
>Restart the Interbase Server Program from the Interbase Manager program. I
>thought it might be that I have not UnregisterEvent before exit, but I put
>this in and I still get this random problem.
>
>I am connecting with a TIB_Database control to a remote server via TCPIP and
>the TIB_Event control points to this connection via the IB_Connection
>property.
>
>I installed Interbase Client 6.0 on my client machine with the latest
>(gds32.dll) and this still happens.
>
>My Configuration is as follows:
>
>Client Station
>Pentium III 800 Mhz - 256MB Ram
>Windows 2000 Professional
>Borland C++ Builder Enterprise 5.0
>Interbase Client 6.0
>
>Server Station
>Pentium III 800 Mhz - 512MB Ram
>Windows 2000 Server
>Interbase Server 6.0
>
>Any suggestions??
>
>Thanks in advance,
>
>Chris Hulsey
>chulsey@...
>
>
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