| Subject | Re: [IBO] Runtime Error, Blank Database Name |
|---|---|
| Author | Helen Borrie |
| Post date | 2013-08-12T05:26:13Z |
At 03:20 p.m. 12/08/2013, John W. (Jack) Cane wrote:
2. DatabaseName property of TIB_Connection should be a "friendly" name, your choice, something short and sweet. Think of it as a nickname. Just don't make this a source of confusion by trying to type in the database path or Firebird alias into this property.
3. Remember to set the Server and Protocol properties of your IB_Connection correctly.
THEN
On the other components, set the DatabaseName property by dropping down and selecting the value that you set in IB_Connection's *** Database *** property. Don't try to set these by typing stuff in.
Note, from the outset, it is strongly recommended to set the IB_Connection.Params property to nil, to avoid the garbage that could be left behind there from previous failures.
HEMB
>Jason, where is the Database property set? I only found Database Name properties.1. Database property of TIB_Connection should be the database path or (Firebird only) the database alias (as defined in aliases.conf)
2. DatabaseName property of TIB_Connection should be a "friendly" name, your choice, something short and sweet. Think of it as a nickname. Just don't make this a source of confusion by trying to type in the database path or Firebird alias into this property.
3. Remember to set the Server and Protocol properties of your IB_Connection correctly.
THEN
On the other components, set the DatabaseName property by dropping down and selecting the value that you set in IB_Connection's *** Database *** property. Don't try to set these by typing stuff in.
Note, from the outset, it is strongly recommended to set the IB_Connection.Params property to nil, to avoid the garbage that could be left behind there from previous failures.
HEMB