--- In IBObjects@yahoogroups.com, Helen Borrie <helebor@t...> wrote:

> Craig,
>
> At 08:46 PM 11/12/2003 +0000, you wrote:
> >Jason,
> >
> >Thanks for the reply, I performed the following:
> >
> >I reinstalled BCB6 and created a small app using BDE components and
> >it compiles.
> >
> >Reinstalled IBOv4.3 and created a small app using IBO components

and

> >the BDE DataSource object, it compiles.
> >
> >Tried recompiling my app and still have the same problem. This app
> >started out as a BDE project and converted to IBO under BCB3. The
> >only the BDE DataSource is used, the rest is IBO components.
> >
> >Still confused.....
>
> Craig,
> You still have some library referenced in a uses clause somewhere,

that

> uses the bde. Some things to look for:
>
> 1) A uses clause including the library dbtables. This reference

must be

> commented out.
>
> 2) Use of the AliasName property in components. I recommend

*removing*

> this. It has caused problems before and you really don't need it.
>
> 3) Use of the DatabaseName property to store the server and path
> string. Instead, change this to something like "MyDB" and use the
> properties Server, Path and Protocol.
>
> 4) Due to one or more of the above, a data access component that

is trying

> to create its own connection. After setting the DatabaseName to

something

> that is not the server/path string, go through each data access

component,

> click the Databasename dropdown and select whatever is displayed

there -

> either the "friendly" name that you placed in the IBODatabase

Databasename,

> or the object name of the IBODatabase.
>
> NB - if you see a BDE alias anywhere, then something is wrong with

your

> TIBODatabase setup. If you don't find the problem, open "as text"

the DFM

> file that contains your TIBODatabase properties, copy it, and paste

to the

> list.
>
> Helen

Helen,

Thanks for the help. I grepped my headers and found dbtables.hpp in
a few of them. After commenting them out, I was able to compile.

I had to comment out "WPEGJmOBJ" pragma also, which is used in
WPTool's RTF editor component. Need to figure out why.

Thanks,

Craig.