There's an item in the JBuilder4 FAQ on the Borland
Site about JBuilder4 having a problem with Norton
Anti-Virus.
http://community.borland.com/article/0,1410,26304,00.html
Can anyone here confirm or deny this one?
Thanks
-ns
On 25 Nov 2000, at 11:25, Gary T. Benner wrote:
I just hooked up TIBODatabase to a TIBOTable and connected to an Interbase Database,
then placed a standard TDatasource and
TDBGrid and connected then, and with no code got a view of my Table - no BDE, no
code.
True. But there are other IBO
IBX was developed/licensed from FIB - and is progressing. It also supports
things like the IProvider interface for use with MIDAS. etc. Plus it is free
versus IBO.
There is also FIB plus which is also a development of FIB - it's on torries
web site www.torry.net
Myles.
-Original
Why not use Access + ADO as your embedded database? It only adds a single
interface file to your app (if using native ADO access) or a few internal
Borland files like ADODB.pas when using the TADOxxx components. If your
client has IE 5.x or Win2K installed they will already have ADO installed
Hi,
I have just rebuilt my PC and reinstalled EVERYTHING. When I run any application
in Delphi5 I get the following error dialog
Error
Debugger Kernel BORDBK50.DLL is missing or not registered.
The file BORDBK50.DLL is registered and there is three copies on my machine.
The registry pointed
This is and interesting point - how do other access methods SQL DBMS
handle
surrogate key generation - ie how do they relocate the record
they have just
inserted
Very easily - they all fail. You have to write special code to get the
generated primary key value back from the server.
Myles
If ADO Supports this (if only for MS SQL and Access) is this
part of the ADO Provider Spec (ie could other OLE DB Providers support this)
Neven
- Original Message -
From: Myles Penlington [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Multiple recipients of list delphi [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, 27
Chrissy,
I have a W98SE PC with D5 Ent. It works fine and has one copy only of BORDBK50.DLL
which is
in C:\Program Files\Common Files\Borland Shared\Debugger.
HTH,
Craig.
---
New Zealand Delphi Users group - Delphi
Myles
If ADO Supports this (if only for MS SQL and Access) is this
part of the ADO Provider Spec (ie could other OLE DB
Providers support this)
Yes, no reason why not - but don't know if the OLE-DB spec has anything
about this.
The problem really only occurs when attempt to a
Can anyone give me examples on how to add a file option to windows.
e.g. right click on a directory and have the option compress there like
winzip does?
I would like to add something to both directories and all files.
Cheers,
Matt.
See Demos\ActiveX\ShellExt
-Original Message-
From: Matthew Comb [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, November 27, 2000 2:45 PM
To: Multiple recipients of list delphi
Subject: [DUG]: file option in windows.
Can anyone give me examples on how to add a file option to
It's a right pain to have to handle this as a special case
(using SP's etc to solve).
Maybe this points towards the real problem, that SPs are perceived to be a
pain? We use Visual Studio to edit and debug stored procedures on a SQL
Server 7 database and it is very simple, with code
It's a right pain to have to handle this as a special case
(using SP's etc to solve).
Maybe this points towards the real problem, that SPs are perceived to be a
pain? We use Visual Studio to edit and debug stored procedures on a SQL
Server 7 database and it is very simple, with code
Unfortunately it doesn't work so well if you want to go
to the next logical step and have all of your data
selection via stored procs - it's not really possible to
write good select stored procs which handle multiple
possible filter parameters.
I have had no trouble in this area, but
Unfortunately it doesn't work so well if you want to go
to the next logical step and have all of your data
selection via stored procs - it's not really possible to
write good select stored procs which handle multiple
possible filter parameters.
I have had no trouble in this area, but
[Moved to DUG-DB]
Try writing that in a single fast SQL statement!
Are you able to build up the SQL string only for the items that have been
defined and EXECUTE(@statement) that?
Another method that's simplified the code and debugging for me is to use a
temp table created with SELECT *
[This is a repost - not sure why the first hasn't
come back to me yet]
There's an item in the JBuilder4 FAQ on the Borland
Site about JBuilder4 having a problem with Norton
Anti-Virus.
http://community.borland.com/article/0,1410,26304,00.html
Can anyone here confirm or deny this one?
The article gives very little information about the nature of the
problem. I think that it would be best to try and get more detail from
Borland.
Subjectively I have never had a problem. However, I have observed the
symptoms described in the follow up posting (sudden 100% memory
utilization)
Chrissy
Error
Debugger Kernel BORDBK50.DLL is missing or not registered.
The file BORDBK50.DLL is registered and there is three copies on my
machine.
The registry pointed to a copy in a
rather than editing the registry - have you tried using the command?
regsvr32.exe bordbk50.dll
do it
regsvr32.exe bordbk50.dll
do it from the directory where it's installed - in your case i think:
D:\Program Files\Borland\Borland Shared\Debugger
As a mater of course, we associate *.dll and *.ocx with regsvr32 on all of
our internal machines, so if a user on the network rings the help desk with
yeah, it snot just Norton - if you debug with JB4, it all goes a little
wonkey. Sorry, I dont know any more than that - solution for me was to turn
off virus checking.
N
- Original Message -
From: "Nello Sestini" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: "Multiple recipients of list delphi" [EMAIL
[more on the D5 debugger DLL ... ]
Borland has some stuff on this here
http://pso.inprise.com/devsupport/delphi_install_faq.html#q10
I think running regsvr32 as I described fixes the problem
if it's caused by uninstalling D4 at the wrong time (this
is what I recall doing).
but evidently the
As a mater of course, we associate *.dll and *.ocx with regsvr32 on all of
our internal machines, so if a user on the network rings the help desk with
a dll problem
we simply look for it in windows explorer and double click on it. Saves so
much time, and happens a lot.
way cool.
after walking
Re
This approach seems to becoming increasingly common and is one which we
are
also taking. It works very well for updates and allows you to do very nice
things (such as update stored procs which update multiple tables, create
an
audit trail, check the validity of the change, not to mention
) what
debugger are you using then?
The one with JB4. You just get a decient virus checker. Or dont use
one (yes, you can live without a virus checker - you just have NO
writable shares on your machine, and dont run any attachments that
you dont know its not really that hard - or
I thought you meant the debugger was a problem in other situations
as well.
agree running sans virus scanner while debugging is no big deal.
yeah, no problems here with the debugger - I spend a lot of my day in it
even :) But there again, I dont regularly run virus software.
N
Hi there all,
Just an XML query:
I know very little about XML, (or about anything for that matter ;-) )
however I'm thinking about mucking around with XML, but what/who's parser
works under Delphi. I take it that a C or Java parser is out of the
question, so what works under Delphi?
TIA
Joel
Joel van Velden asked the assembled worthies:
I know very little about XML, (or about anything for that matter ;-) )
however I'm thinking about mucking around with XML, but
what/who's parser
works under Delphi. I take it that a C or Java parser is out of the
question, so what works under
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