Kenneth,

We are not getting anywhere here, I'm afraid.

Please read the Properties sheet for the ibserver.exe and gds32.dll files
on the machine that is serving and the machine that is communicating,
respectively.

Please review previous questions as posted below:

>Helen Borrie wrote:
>
> > At 11:53 PM 31/03/2004 +0000, you wrote:
> > >We have running Delphi 4 with service pack 3,
> > >RELEASE NOTES for IBO Version 4.x
> >
> > >11/24/2003 Sub-Release 4.3 Aa,
> >
> > >Windows ME,
> >
> > Server or client?
> >
> >
> > >InfoPower 4.04 (IP)
> > >Our code is:
> > >
> > >TDataBase(InterBase DB) ,
> >
> > >InfoPower Query and StoredProc,
> >
> > >IBO Connection,
> >
> > What IBO connection component?
> >
> > >IBOTransaction and IBOEvent.
> >

Please answer these questions:

> > You have all of these things in one application? A BDE TDatabase and
> > some IBO connection component?
> >
> > What versions of server and database? (Please read the version
> > strings on the actual files: ibserver.exe and gds32.dll.)

This means the Borland version codes as published in the Properties dialogs
(find the file, right-click on it, click Properties).

>Developing and testing on Windows ME Client. Running our Events
>tester on Client and IB server
> on same computer.

What connection protocol is being used? On Windows ME, your choices are:

"windows local connect", i.e. no server element in the connection string

"tcp/ip local loopback", i.e. server localhost

"tcp/ip network", i.e. your connection string's server element is either
your machine's node name or its network-visible IP address

In addition to answering all of the above questions, would you please
provide the connection string that your application uses to attach to the
server.

Helen