Hi Michael!
I wasn't disconnecting the database because at
least the navigation between the first form and
the other 2 are occuring without troubles. I was
only connect at form.create of the the 2 forms called by the first.
After read your e-mail I implemented the
form.close for the 2 forms called by the first
and put the explicit disconnet in this form.close.
Both forms called seems to freeze when the
execution passes thru the TIBConnection.Connected
:= false. I must to cancel them manually or via task manager.
When I remove the TIBConnection.Connected :=
false, navigation became ok again...
Did you read the zaher dirkey's comments?
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Ricardo
At 19:22 10/6/2007, you wrote:
On Sun, 10 Jun 2007, Arà Ricardo Ody wrote:
> I develop a program in what from an initial
form a execute 2 other programs.
> Both other access a Firebird database. I put
a TIBConnection.connected := true
> in the Form.Crate of the executed programs
and everything's ok 'till I try to
> close the application. When I click the
"Exit" button the Application doesn't
> ends... Considering that there are no databases in the first form/program,
> what do I do to force the application ends when I execute the Self.Close in
> the first Form?
>
> If I run the same application using a local database(a database existing in
> the HD of the machime where the application
is running) everything's OK. The
> trouble is occurring with databases contained
in other computer(a server of a
> win XP network).
>
> The final users must ends te application via
task manager or manual closing.
> They are claiming a lot.
Do you explicitly disconnect the database too before closing the form ?
Michael.
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