I receive the same error under windows some minutes ago. In this case,
perhaps, the service Firebird Guardian was stopped. I close the project,
start the service and re-star Lazarus and everything runs OK.
This episode, however, make me understand less than before. I explain:
When I boot the Mandrake linux in my machine the Firebird server is loaded
automatically and remain active the whole time. I can understand why this
trouble occurs since the server is online and running OK. Why in linux the
behaviour is different? It suggests that all projects that use Firebird in
linux(and have a active=true) will crash on Lazarus load(design time?) even
if the server is online and running ok?
As I explain in the top, after I start the Firebird guardian service, I
re-start lazarus and all things are ok...(note that I don't alter true to
false) Why in linux not???
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Ricardo[
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Joost van der Sluis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, October 13, 2005 9:20 AM
Subject: Re: [lazarus] Re: Is this a bug?
On Thu, 2005-10-13 at 08:51 -0300, Arà Ricardo Ody wrote:
I can understand that the trouble was caused by an Active=true and a DB
conenection fails as said mr. Marc Weustink, although I'm not sure about
this because if, in the time I generate the code the situation of DB is
the
same. The first question that comes to my mind is: Why the DB connection
fails if we the same situation that when the code was generated, eg, the
server is loaded during linux boot and nothing(I say NOTHING) was changed
in
the environment since I close lazarus and shut down the machine? The
server
is loaded and the employee.db file is the same directory and it's
unchanged.
The (suppressed) error message can tell you more about that.
(Username/password not provided, maybe)
If I still agree with mr. Marc Weustink(I have doubts, I repeat) may
someone
give me an objective answer about how to solve the trouble? I read some
e-mails talking about opinions only.
You have bad luck that this is a developers-mailinglist, so we
immediately discussed the definitive solution.
For now, open the .lfm file, search for the Active=True line, and change
that to false. Then open the project in lazarus.
I also want to mention the lazarus command-line option --skip-last-
project, to avoid this kind of trouble.
In any way it sound strange that there is an error of this kind... It
don't
allow me alter my project and go forward... At least, I can't go forward.
Actually this kind of error in the design time is getting me upset...
That's why we discuss some solutions...
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Met vriendelijke groeten,
Joost van der Sluis
CNOC Informatiesystemen en Netwerken
http://www.cnoc.nl
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