Subject | Re: [IBO] IBO4.6B install error? |
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Author | Helen Borrie |
Post date | 2006-05-30T08:35:52Z |
At 04:27 PM 30/05/2006, you wrote:
been saved in a later version of Delphi.
However, you can open the project in D6 and tell it to Ignore All
exceptions whilst the project loads; Ctrl-F9 to compile it; and
close the project without saving. Copy the freshly compiled
executable into the Tools folder of your new IBO installation and
your desktop shortcut will work fine.
i.e. in property editors. TIB_Connection and TIB_Transaction have
the IB_SQL code in their design-time editors so the two symptoms are
related. The problem is, I don't know what to suggest to get past
the compiled-in problem wrt those property editors, other than don't
use the property editors.
Helen
>Using a WinXP SP2 with auto MS updates on this box. D7 and D6Confirmed with Delphi 6 Ent. The IB_SQL.dpr project seems to have
>installed. I downloaded and installed IBO 4.6B a few hours ago. On
>this PC a FB 2 (RC2) engine is installed and running.
>
>An IB_SQL icon was installed to the desktop. Running the icon
>gave "Error reading StatusBar.ExplicitTop. Property ExplicitTop does
>not exist."
been saved in a later version of Delphi.
However, you can open the project in D6 and tell it to Ignore All
exceptions whilst the project loads; Ctrl-F9 to compile it; and
close the project without saving. Copy the freshly compiled
executable into the Tools folder of your new IBO installation and
your desktop shortcut will work fine.
>Dropping a TIB_Connection or a TIB_Transaction on a form and 2xAlso confirmed for Delphi 6.
>clicking either component gives the same error message.
>Dropping a TIB_Query on a form and 2x clicking opens the QueryNo, it seems to be any components that are using TStatusBar anywhere,
>property form OK.
>
>No connection to FB 2 was attempted, so I am guessing this is not a
>FB2 error ...
i.e. in property editors. TIB_Connection and TIB_Transaction have
the IB_SQL code in their design-time editors so the two symptoms are
related. The problem is, I don't know what to suggest to get past
the compiled-in problem wrt those property editors, other than don't
use the property editors.
Helen