Thanks Jeff,
Sorry to bother again, but I have trouble locating/applying the patch you
mentioned. This is what I did:
I downloaded IBX 10.11 for BDS2006 w/ IB 2007 support, but didn't know how
to install under BCB6, so as I suspect that only works for Delphi. I also
try to locate a make file under the source directory to see if by copying
source files I could remake the library, but I didn't find one.
Then I downloded the IBX 6.08 for BCB 6 w/ IB 7.1 support (not for 7.5 as
you mentioned). This is the latest update I see that has support for BCB6.
This one I was able to install, but got the same result.
So let me explain my problem in greater detail:
I was using IB7.1, but upgraded to IB2007. I build my applications using
BCB6 & IBX 6.01 (now IBX 6.08). When I run my application I get the error
that a function is missing in the GDS32.DLL (8.0.0.132), so what I did was
to use the GDS32.DLL that came with IB7.1 (7.1.0.189) and my application was
able to run.
But now I am having some problems with the IBServer which after some time
stop responding and I have to restart IBServer + application (with IB 7.1
worked fine, although the information requirements have also increased).
My guess was that using GDS32.DLL (version 7.1) with IBServer 2007 was
causing the problem, so that's why I asked for a newer version for IBX.
Can you help with this?
Post by Jeff Overcash (TeamB)Post by FBMHi All,
Does anybody knows if there is a new version of IBX components that fully
supports IB2007 under C++Builder6.
Thanks in advance
FBM
There is a patch for BDS2006 at http://cc.codegear.com/Author/102.
BCB2007 is basically that same code level plus 5 or 6 pretty minor fixes.
The last BCB6 patch was for IB 7.5 but most of the differences for 7.5 and
2007 are around the service API stuff so that would give you most
everything you probably want for IB 2007.
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