IDAPI library loading error ?????PLeaSE HELP

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1 total messages Started by Steven Tue, 16 Nov 1999 00:00

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Author: Steven
Date: Tue, 16 Nov 1999 00:00

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Thanks if anyone can give more guidance.
(BC++ 3) on Windows 98 machine.

Any time I try to make a connection with any of the examples in the
midas
section I get the same error.

Cannot load an IDAPI service librar.

I have read several articales about this

This one for BC++ 3.X
http://community.borland.com/article/1,1410,19279,00.html
Doesnt seem to help since ODBC is installed and I am not even using
ODBC for this connection.

This document for Delphi3.x
http://community.borland.com/article/1,1410,17178,00.html
mentions making sure this file
IDPROV32.DLL
is in BDE directory and is registered.
I cant find this file anywhere.

I have reinstalled interbase client and Server several times
as well as the BDE.

Any ideas???

Follow up question.
Can I use winsight32 to trap the exact library file this is looking
for??

Steven wrote:

> Thanks if anyone can give more guidance.
> (BC++ 3) on Windows 98 machine.
>
> Any time I try to make a connection with any of the examples in the
> midas
> section I get the same error.
>
> Cannot load an IDAPI service librar.
>
> I have read several articales about this
>
> This one for BC++ 3.X
> http://community.borland.com/article/1,1410,19279,00.html
> Doesnt seem to help since ODBC is installed and I am not even using
> ODBC for this connection.
>
> This document for Delphi3.x
> http://community.borland.com/article/1,1410,17178,00.html
> mentions making sure this file
> IDPROV32.DLL
> is in BDE directory and is registered.
> I cant find this file anywhere.
>
> I have reinstalled interbase client and Server several times
> as well as the BDE.
>
> Any ideas???

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