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Started by Ricardo Cescon
Tue, 29 Jun 2004 13:11
dbexpress and mysql
Author: Ricardo Cescon
Date: Tue, 29 Jun 2004 13:11
Date: Tue, 29 Jun 2004 13:11
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Hello we will change from a language called Xbase to C/C++. We have downloaded the CBuilder trail to test some features, now we will test the dbexpress with mysql, but we get only errors!!!!! If we use the dbx with libmysql.dll from mysql 4 we get the error "unable to load libmysql.dll" and if we use the libmysql.dll from mysql 3 it run in ide but in real runtime it come the error "application is not licensed to use this feature" Somebody knows what to do!!!!!! Please not stupid answers like: use additional products This was an reason while we will change from Xbase to an other language, to many additional poducts :-) best regards Ricardo Cescon Software Developer transact Elektronische Zahlungssysteme GmbH A Euronet Worldwide Company
Re: dbexpress and mysql
Author: krzys
Date: Wed, 30 Jun 2004 08:15
Date: Wed, 30 Jun 2004 08:15
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Ricardo Cescon wrote: > Hello we will change from a language called Xbase to C/C++. > > We have downloaded the CBuilder trail to test some features, now we will test the dbexpress with mysql, but we get only errors!!!!! > > If we use the dbx with libmysql.dll from mysql 4 we get the error "unable to load libmysql.dll" and if we use the libmysql.dll from mysql 3 it run in ide but in real runtime it come the error "application is not licensed to use this feature" > > Somebody knows what to do!!!!!! > > Please not stupid answers like: use additional products > > This was an reason while we will change from Xbase to an other language, to many additional poducts :-) > > > > > > best regards > > Ricardo Cescon > Software Developer > > > transact > Elektronische Zahlungssysteme GmbH > A Euronet Worldwide Company > > > You have installed BCB6 trial I suppose so: - indigenous dbExpress components are compatible with MySQL 3 (I use the last stable version 3.23); working properly, fast and stable without problems; - maybe you should to use third-party components as (e.g. MyDAC from CoreLab, Zeos, etc. ) as you want to use newest MySQL release.
Antw: Re: dbexpress and mysql
Author: Ricardo Cescon
Date: Thu, 01 Jul 2004 08:05
Date: Thu, 01 Jul 2004 08:05
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Ricardo Cescon wrote: > Hello we will change from a language called Xbase to C/C++. > > We have downloaded the CBuilder trail to test some features, now we will test the dbexpress with mysql, but we get only errors!!!!! > > If we use the dbx with libmysql.dll from mysql 4 we get the error "unable to load libmysql.dll" and if we use the libmysql.dll from mysql 3 it run in ide but in real runtime it come the error "application is not licensed to use this feature" > > Somebody knows what to do!!!!!! > > Please not stupid answers like: use additional products > > This was an reason while we will change from Xbase to an other language, to many additional poducts :-) > > > > > > best regards > > Ricardo Cescon > Software Developer > > > transact > Elektronische Zahlungssysteme GmbH > A Euronet Worldwide Company > > > You have installed BCB6 trial I suppose so: - indigenous dbExpress components are compatible with MySQL 3 (I use the last stable version 3.23); working properly, fast and stable without problems; - maybe you should to use third-party components as (e.g. MyDAC from CoreLab, Zeos, etc. ) as you want to use newest MySQL release. best regards Ricardo Cescon Software Developer transact Elektronische Zahlungssysteme GmbH A Euronet Worldwide Company >>> krzys<k_sromek@dst.com.pl> 30.06.2004 10:15:58 >>> ItοΏ½s very unhappy to use other product on the price of BCB Enterprise
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