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Delphi DLL
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PostPosted: Wed May 18, 2005 6:00 pm    Post subject: help Reply with quote



Hi, I am uploading text file to our SQL database. I build .exe file with ado
components. Running on my machine is OK. Because I have Delphi7 installed on
this machine. But if I run at other machine, It won't work for 'illegal
operation'. I think I have to distribute the ado component or dll files to
the other machine. Can anybody give me some advice. In VB there is add-in
manager to deploy wizard to distribute the some dll with .exe application.
Does DELPHI 7 has the same function.
Thank you for any input.
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Alice


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Bill Todd
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PostPosted: Wed May 18, 2005 7:58 pm    Post subject: Re: help Reply with quote



Telling us that you have an error and not giving us the complete text
of the error message makes it impossible for us to help you. There is
_nothing_ that you have to deploy to the other machine in order to use
the ADO components. The other machine does have to have Microsoft's
MDAC installed but that is part of all recent versions of Windows. You
can download the MDAC installer at www.microsoft.com/data IIRC.

What database are you connecting to? Does that database have a client
library that has to be installed?

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Bill Todd (TeamB)
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Delphi DLL
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PostPosted: Wed May 18, 2005 10:00 pm    Post subject: Re: help Reply with quote



The program can run on the machine with Delphi7 installed on it. But it
can't run on the machine without Delphi7. Do I need to distribute some files
to the machines without delphi7? I am using TADO component in the codes. The
error message is 'The instruction at "0x004032d6" referenced memory at
"0x00c4bee8". The memory could not be "Read"'. Also another message is 'An
attempt was made to excute an illegal instruction'.
If I drop TADOconnection to the form and connect to SQL server. The message
will appear.

The database is SQL 2000 server.

One of VB program with ado component runs OK on the machine without Delphi7.

Thank you, Bill, for your help.



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Bill Todd
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PostPosted: Wed May 18, 2005 10:23 pm    Post subject: Re: help Reply with quote

You have posted the same message at least five times in three different
newsgroups. As I said in my reply to one of your earlier posts, this
violates the newsgroup guidelines. If you continue to multi-post I will
start cancelling all of your posts. The right place for this question
is the ado newsgroup so lets continue the conversation there in the
thread that someone else replied to.

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Bill Todd (TeamB)


Delphi DLL wrote:

Quote:
The program can run on the machine with Delphi7 installed on it. But
it can't run on the machine without Delphi7. Do I need to distribute
some files to the machines without delphi7? I am using TADO component
in the codes. The error message is 'The instruction at "0x004032d6"
referenced memory at "0x00c4bee8". The memory could not be "Read"'.
Also another message is 'An attempt was made to excute an illegal
instruction'. If I drop TADOconnection to the form and connect to
SQL server. The message will appear.

The database is SQL 2000 server.

One of VB program with ado component runs OK on the machine without
Delphi7.

Thank you, Bill, for your help.

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