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3 total messages Started by yulian_o Wed, 20 Sep 2000 00:00
Milti-Tier Connection Problem
#943
Author: yulian_o
Date: Wed, 20 Sep 2000 00:00
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Hello
I am Using Remote Data module To Use my DataBase from Client.
Remote Data Module is Ok and It runs properly.
 i receive to porblems from MidasConnection on Client

Server Execution failed,
Unsupported Interface.

Does anyone know answer for this?
Thanks
yulian_o
Re: Milti-Tier Connection Problem
#944
Author: Manos Georgoudakis
Date: Wed, 20 Sep 2000 00:00
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I had the same problem only 2 days ago. After a lot of struggling and
looking around, I found out that the problem occurs if the patches of BCB 4
Enterprise are applied. The problem is located in the server itself, not the
client. I made the same client /server programs on another computer and they
worked fine. Then I uninstalled BCB 4 and re-installed it wihout the patches
and it worked. Maybe there is another solution but since I'm not a DCOM
expert, it's the only thing I can suggest. Of course there is always the
possibility that other bugs might arise.........

Manos
Re: Milti-Tier Connection Problem
#955
Author: Douglas Stites
Date: Wed, 27 Sep 2000 00:00
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I believe this might help:

Every add of a new provider ..... because of bug in patch 1 must replace
  *Value = IProv;
 with
  *Value = (IProvider*)IProv;


yulian_o <yulian_o@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:39C8C2E5.5AA19790@yahoo.com...
> Hello
> I am Using Remote Data module To Use my DataBase from Client.
> Remote Data Module is Ok and It runs properly.
>  i receive to porblems from MidasConnection on Client
>
> Server Execution failed,
> Unsupported Interface.
>
> Does anyone know answer for this?
> Thanks
> yulian_o
>
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