Datadictionary with DBISAM

rbuser

Hi

I've got some problems with the BuilderSettings in the datadictionary. I've
looked at the example in the EndUser Databases/DBISAM and they are setting
the SessionType to 'DBISAMSession'.

If I use the same settings in my own application I get the error ' Session
classs could not be found for SessionType : DBISAMSession' when I try to
open the DataDictionary.

What am I doing wrong?

Thnx for your help

Wouter de Kort

nicocizik

Hi Wouter,

In order to use DBISAM at design time, you will need to compile and install
the rbisamXX.dpk package located in the \RBuilder\Demos\4. EndUser
Databases\DBISAM\1. Native\.. directory. This will register the
DBISAMSession with the Delphi IDE and enable you to use the data dictionary.

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Regards,

Nico Cizik
Digital Metaphors
http://www.digital-metaphors.com

rbuser

Hi,

I've still got problems with the EndUser application. I've compiled the
package as described in the readmefile and the new files where stamped with
the current date/time but when i try to open the data dictionary I get the
error the tables can't be opened. I tried to open the tables in the DBISAM
Database System Utility but I get the error they are out dated. So I removed
them and created new files(with the correct fields). The tables can be
opened now but the Data Dictionary still gives the error 'Session class
could bot be found for SessionType: DBISAMSession'.

What am I doing wrong? Does it has something to do with newer versions or
something? ( I'm using Delphi 7.0, DBISAM 4.15, Report Builder Enterprise
7.04 )

Thnx for your help

Wouter

nicocizik

Hi Wouter,

If you are getting this error at runtime, this means you do not have the
daDBISAM file included in your "uses" clause. If you are receiving this at
design time, then the design time package has still not been properly
installed into the Delphi IDE. Check the installed components to be sure
the DBISAM packages is properly installed.

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Regards,

Nico Cizik
Digital Metaphors
http://www.digital-metaphors.com

rbuser

OK thnx for your help It was (offcourse ) a stupid mistake... I had
compiled the package but not installed it..

Wouter