Me again.
It's a while since I worked on my end-user app based on the end-user
example.
I am using D2010, latest RB & Advantage Database 10.10.
IIRC, I should be able to double click on the ppDataDictionary, or
right click and open the Data Dictionary Builder.
When I do I get an error message..
"Session class could not be found for SessionType: ADSSession"
I don't recall this last time I edited the DD. I haven't changed
anything in the App except that since last edited both RB & ADS have
updated.
Is this a RB or ADS issue or have I forgotten something?
Regards & TIA,
Ian
example.
I am using D2010, latest RB & Advantage Database 10.10.
IIRC, I should be able to double click on the ppDataDictionary, or
right click and open the Data Dictionary Builder.
When I do I get an error message..
"Session class could not be found for SessionType: ADSSession"
I don't recall this last time I edited the DD. I haven't changed
anything in the App except that since last edited both RB & ADS have
updated.
Is this a RB or ADS issue or have I forgotten something?
Regards & TIA,
Ian
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removing the package and re-installing it. This will register the package.
The latest Delphi IDE's have a demand package loading scheme that will not
always load the packages. I notice for our Advantage demo we have not create
a separate registration unit and separate design-time package. For an
example of that see the ElevateDB or DBISAM demos. They contain a separate
design-time only package that contains a registration unit that forces the
package to be loaded.
The other thing to check is that the DataDictionary.BuilderSettings is
configured.
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Nard Moseley
Digital Metaphors
www.digital-metaphors.com
Best regards,
Nard Moseley
Digital Metaphors
www.digital-metaphors.com
crashes/reinstalls.
I had forgotten to install the RB Advantage DADE.
Slinks away kicking ones self....