installation / IBX

rbuser

I just installed ReportBuilder Professional version 6.02. (S/N
DM-0111-Pro602-022). The installation went fine. I'm using Delphi 5
professionnal (french). Now, starting Delphi, I get an error when trying to
load the dynamic library VCLIB50.bpl. I also get the messages when trying to
install the Interbase Express Data Access packet. Here are the messages I
get (in french):

1-

Le point d'entr?e de proc?dure
@Ibcustomdataset@TIBCustomDataSet@GetFieldDate$qqripv est introuvable dans
la biblioth?que de liaisons dynamique VCLIB50.bpl.

2-

Ne peut charger le paquet c:\winnt\System32\rbIBE55.bpl.

La procedure sp?cifi? est introuvable.

Voulez-vous tenter de charger ce paquet au prochain chargement de projet?

This seems to be something with IBX. I'm using IBX 4.63, Win 2000 Pro,
Delphi 5 Pro french with update pack 1.

Any hint?

nardmoseley

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Article: Resolving daIBExpress compile problems
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Question:
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I'm receiving the following error message:
"Unit daIBExpress was compiled with a different
version of IBDatabase.TIBDatabase"


Solution:
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If you are using the latest version of IB Express, then that
is the problem. For compatibility reasons, ReportBuilder's
LIB units are compiled using the plain Delphi 5.0 units with
no patches applied.

To solve this issue, do the following:

1. Recompile daIBExpress.pas located in ..\RBuilder\Source.
The easiest way to do this is to add the unit to your Delphi
project. You could also copy the .pas file from
..\RBuilder\Source to ..\RBuilder\Lib.

2. If you want to use the DADE Plug-in for IB Express at Delphi
design-time, then you need to recompile the rbIBE55 package.
The .dpk is located in .\RBuilder\Source. Once you recompile the
package, you need to copy the .bpl to Windows\System
(or System32 for NT).

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rbuser

Thanks a lot!