🚀 go-pugleaf

Thanks to everyone for the effort     Problem solved.

The problem was not with MIDAS, but a control client which required an
activex control which was
not self registering.   It was found by the tedious process of elimination.
I deleted a control, recompiled and tried it until it passed.


Jeff Overcash (TeamB) <overcash@onramp.net> wrote in message
news:378B965B.8FE4E416@onramp.net...
> That error message unfortunately is comming from the OS so that is the
most
> information being given.  You might want to try reposting this or at least
> searching the delphi.database.multi-tier group.  The TeamB guru on n-tier
stuff
> is Dan Miser and he hangs out there (He used to here, but probably stopped
due
> to suc klow posting rates).  Dan is gearing up for the conference so how
much he
> is frequenting the newsgroups over the next week I do not know.  If I
think of
> anything else I will let you know, but my Midas/ n-tier work has been
minimal so
> I don't have the same feel as for other problems.
>
> Douglas Stites wrote:
> >
> >          Isn't there any way I can change that dialogue to tell me which
> > class isn't registered?
> >
>
>
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