Thank you for your response, but I checked all the obvious, including
registering the UDFs.

Again, I can move the database to a local HD and access the UDFs just
fine. Or, I can move it to a different server, not a VPS, and it works
fine.

IBExpert lists all the UDFs, like Database Workbench.

That error typically means:

1. The UDF dll is not in the path that the firebird.conf says it should be.

2. The entry point name in the source does not match the registration.

3. The DLL could be compiled in the wrong format, i.e. 64 vs 32 bit.

Anything else you can think of?

Using a VPS is totally new to me!

Chuck

On 7/30/2018 5:48 PM, Andrew ahaines@... [IBObjects] wrote:
> On 2018-07-30 07:30 PM, Chuck Belanger phytotech@... [IBObjects]
> wrote:
>> "Invalid Token
>> Invalid request BLR at offset 60
>> Function F_STR2STR is not defined
>> Module  Name or entry point could not be found"
>>
> Sounds like none of your UDFs have been registered in the database.
> Did you run the SQL to declare each UDF function? (been there, done that
> a few times).
>
> I know Database Workbench has a section to list all known UDF functions.
> I am assuming IB Expert does as well.
>
>
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