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edited October 2001 in General
I have installed "rbent5d.exe" over my D5 and I got the following error
messages:

"It was not possible to locate the procedure entry point
@ibcustomdataset@TIBCustomDataSet@GetFieldData$qqripv at dynamic link
lybrary VCLIB50.bpl"

"Can't load package D:\WIN2K\System32\rbIBE55.bpl. It was not possible to
find the specified procedure. Do you want to attempt to load this package
the next time a project is loaded?"

What could be wrong?

Thanks,
Rubens Lara
rubens@rl-sistemas.com.br

Comments

  • edited October 2001
    Hi Rubens,

    Did you install SP1 of D5?. And if you use InterBase Express " IBX " do you
    need to re-compile Package of RB that works with IBX!.

    Best regards,

    Anderson - AHR
    anderson.hr@bol.com.br

  • edited October 2001

  • edited October 2001
    Hi Anderson,

    I tried to open the file rbIBE55.dcp with D5 (sp1) but I've got the error:
    "One or more lines were too long and have been truncated"

    What should I do?

    Are there another souce code files (PAS, DPR) ? Where can I find them ?

    Rds,
    Rubens Lara
    rubens@rl-sistemas.com.br

    "Anderson Haertel Rodrigues"> Hi Rubens,
    you
  • edited October 2001
    Rubens,

    Open rbIBE55.dpr and re-build !. After, re-builder in your system.

    Ok ?

    I'm Delphi 6, but, in the time do D5, i foloweed these steps and work !

    Regards,
    Anderson - AHR
    Florian?polis - SC

  • edited October 2001

    ------------------------------------------------
    Article: Resolving daIBExpress compile problems
    ------------------------------------------------

    Question:
    ---------

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


    Solution:
    ---------

    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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    Cheers,

    Jim Bennett
    Digital Metaphors


  • edited October 2001
    Thanks Jim and Anderson,

    But there is no "Source" folder in my system. ( ..\RBuilder\Source )

    There are no rbIBE55.dpk and daIBExpress.pas files.

    Is there another file to download and install source codes ?

    TIA,

    Rubens Lara
    rubens@rl-sistemas.com.br


  • edited October 2001
    I am using the RBuilder professional DEMO version 6.02

    There are no rbIBE55.dpk and daIBExpress.pas files.

    How can I solve this ?

    TIA,
    Rubens Lara
    rubens@rl-sistemas.com.br


  • edited October 2001
    The source isn't provided with the demo version. You'll need to buy RB
    Professional. We have a 30 day money back guarantee. Contact
    Sales@digital-metaphors.com or order from our website
    www.digital-metaphors.com


    Cheers,

    Jim Bennett
    Digital Metaphors


  • edited October 2001
    Could I try it in a plain Delphi 5.0 installation ? Should I install D5
    patch (1) ?

    TIA,
    Rubens Lara
    rubens@rl-sistemas.com.br


  • edited November 2001
    Yes, try it with a plain vanilla Delphi 5 installation.


    Cheers,

    Jim Bennett
    Digital Metaphors


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