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Thread Missing DBISAMER.RES
Tue, Nov 25 2008 9:49 AMPermanent Link

Edward Jones
I am trying to recompile our old invoicing program that uses Delphi 5 and DBISAM version 4.25 build 5 but during the linking stage of the
compiler it comes up with the error "[Error] File not found 'dbisamer.res'". I see from a previous post a long time ago that if you use brcc32 with
the dbisamer.rc file this should recreate the .RES version. Unfortunately I don't seem to have either the .RC or the .RES file? Can you help?!


Regards


Edward Jones
Tue, Nov 25 2008 11:20 AMPermanent Link

Edward Jones
Just to let you know I have found the dbisamer.res file in an old v3 DBISAM install!


Edward Jones
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Edward Jones <edward.jones@nvs-ltd.co.uk> wrote:

I am trying to recompile our old invoicing program that uses Delphi 5 and DBISAM version 4.25 build 5 but during the linking stage of the
compiler it comes up with the error "[Error] File not found 'dbisamer.res'". I see from a previous post a long time ago that if you use brcc32 with
the dbisamer.rc file this should recreate the .RES version. Unfortunately I don't seem to have either the .RC or the .RES file? Can you help?!


Regards


Edward Jones
Tue, Nov 25 2008 6:37 PMPermanent Link

Tim Young [Elevate Software]

Elevate Software, Inc.

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Edward,

<< I am trying to recompile our old invoicing program that uses Delphi 5 and
DBISAM version 4.25 build 5 but during the linking stage of the compiler it
comes up with the error "[Error] File not found 'dbisamer.res'". I see from
a previous post a long time ago that if you use brcc32 with the dbisamer.rc
file this should recreate the .RES version. Unfortunately I don't seem to
have either the .RC or the .RES file? Can you help?! >>

The dbisamer.res file is from DBISAM 3.x, so if you are seeing such an error
it means that you are still compiling against the DBISAM 3.x DCUs or PAS
source units.  You should check your compiler search paths (Project and
Library) and make sure that they are pointing to the DBISAM 4.x DCUs.

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Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

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