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More than likely either dbclient.dll or stdvcl40.dll  both are needed and both
need to be registered.

Douglas Stites wrote:
> 
> I reciently attempted my first Client/Server Midas Application.  It
> developed easily and worked will between two developement machines.
> 
> I then attempted to run the client from a third machine.
> 
> Used Install Shield Express ... add DBClient.dll to the package.   I then
> installed the
> OLEEnterprise client on the client machine.   Imported the server class, and
> saw it in the Object explorer.
> 
> I attempted to start the client and got the meaningless dialogue
> 
>         Class Not Registered?
> 
> Which Class,   How can I find out ....
> 
> Could someone please help
> thanks
> 
> Doug Stites
> dlstites@ix.netcom.com

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Douglas Stites wrote in message <7m5r8p$kmi11@forums.borland.com>...
>I reciently attempted my first Client/Server Midas Application.  It
>developed easily and worked will between two developement machines.
>
>I then attempted to run the client from a third machine.
>
>        Class Not Registered?


In addition to registering stdvcl??.dll and dbclient.dll, you need to
register your remote data module if you have one. Usually, just running the
server EXE automatically does this.

Harold