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Eddie wrote:

> What is the solution ?

	You *cannot* use the BDE for an ISAPI DLL. 

	You should connect via TCP/IP and localhost when the ISAPI DLL and the
IB server are on the same machine.

	Borland *doesn't* promote the BDE/SQL Links. It's been depreacted for
years.

	This is actually not hard if you:

1) Use supported connectivity components.
2) Realize that ISAPI DLLs are by definition multi-threaded and follow
the usual rules for multi-threading in Delphi, and:
3) Follow the well-documented and extremely simple rules for connecting
to IB 6 from concurrent threads in a process, namely that you use
separate database connections per concurrent threads.

	With all that said, IB 6 predates Server 2003 by several years, and
hence was never supported on Server 2003. This is *not* what is causing
your problem, but can cause others (notably, slow connections) down the
line.

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