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Simple. Create a new C++ dll project, then I added the files that my old 
bcb6 project had in it. Compiled the dll and ran the project. It seems that 
sometimes when creating a new dll project the .bdsproj file places entries 
in the file that cause it to link the final dll so that dynamic rtl is 
ignored or corrupted. I "think" the main difference I noticed when 
win-diffing the project files
was that the bad project had:

name="libraries" value=xxx,xxx"

as an entry in it, whereas the good project files do not. Again this is just 
my guess as I observed what seemed to be different.

"David Dean" <ozchzhq02@sneakemail.com> wrote in message 
news:ozchzhq02-22FD3D.15395227072006@frylock.local...
> In article <44c7c1aa@newsgroups.borland.com>,
> "Mark Vejvoda" <mark_vejvoda@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
>> I created a brand new C++ dll project to have a clean project in bds 2006
>> and noticed wacky things going on at runtime such as the global Session
>> (bde) variable was not recognizing the databases in it from the calling 
>> exe
>> project that loads the dll. After comparing another "clean" dll project 
>> that
>> did properly have the session variable set I found that even in my new 
>> dll
>> project there were strange settings in the raw project xml file 
>> (.bdsproj).
>> Namely removing an entry that had libraries="xxx,xxx,xxx" where xxx where
>> some random packages cause this problem. By removing that and recompiling
>> session was back to normal.
>
>   I might still be to half asleep from flying in the red-eye this
> morning, but would you mind spelling out the steps you took and the
> results you saw in a little more detail?
>
> -- 
> -David
>
> Quis custodiet custodes ipsos?