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The things I'd check is

a) Oracle client is installed properly
b) The Oracle Alias has been set up
c) BDE is install properly (check the BDE Admin to make sure you see the Oracle
Driver)
d) The <orahome>\bin is in the path

My gut guess is that b) is not setup correctly.  To test a & b try loggin in
with SQL*Plus, to test c & d create a test alias in the BDE Admin and try to
connect.

Yunki Paik wrote:
> 
> The following code works fine on my development system, but when deployed to
> other
> machine, I get error:
> ---
> try {
> Database1->Connected = false;
> Database1->DatabaseName = "db";
> Database1->DriverName = "ORACLE";
> Database1->Params->Clear();
> Database1->Params->Add("Server Name=deployPC");
> Database1->Params->Add("User Name=scott");
> Database1->Params->Add("Password=tiger");
> Database1->Connected = true;
> }
> catch(EDatabaseError &e) {
>     ShowMessage(e.Message);
> }
> ---
> 
> The error message is: Object not found.
> The deployed machine does not have BDE alias. (But, I think it is OK since
> it works
> OK when tested without an alias on my machine.)
> 
> What does that mean?  I would appreciate someone's help here.
> Thanks.
> 
> /yunki

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Jeff Overcash (TeamB) <overcash@onramp.net> wrote in message
news:3834961E.80A38029@onramp.net...
> The things I'd check is
>
> a) Oracle client is installed properly
> b) The Oracle Alias has been set up
> c) BDE is install properly (check the BDE Admin to make sure you see the
Oracle
> Driver)
> d) The <orahome>\bin is in the path
>
> My gut guess is that b) is not setup correctly.  To test a & b try loggin
in
> with SQL*Plus, to test c & d create a test alias in the BDE Admin and try
to
> connect.

Jeff,

a and b are OK.
c cannot be tested because there is not a BDE applet in the control panel.
(although I had specified full BDE installation when building the
InstallShield Express project.)
Am I missing any DLLs? Please advise.
Thanks, Jeff, for your always helpful insights.

Yunki

Jeff,

The problem is now resolved.
You were right. The problem was (c) - BED was not properly installed.
When I corrected the InstallShieldExpress's setting, it was resolved.
Thank you.

/yunki