Hello,
After installing 1.04 on D2007, every time I drop a database on a form or
open an existing one with a database I get an AV. If I delete all delphi's
cached files it works - once until reopen. The AV is in EDB packages and IDE
packages.

Felix.

And be careful it also destroys the tables. I had to uninstall and use a backup to restore my work.


"Felix Gartsman" <garisman@netvision.net.il> wrote:

Hello,
After installing 1.04 on D2007, every time I drop a database on a form or
open an existing one with a database I get an AV. If I delete all delphi's
cached files it works - once until reopen. The AV is in EDB packages and IDE
packages.

Felix.

Luckily I assign most properties from configuration during run-time so it
couldn't touch the database data during design.

"Michael Thompson" <cross7@roadrunner.com> wrote in message
news:08DB031A-9E70-4D35-A97F-834F3F55D97A@news.elevatesoft.com...
> And be careful it also destroys the tables. I had to uninstall and use a
> backup to restore my work.
>
>
> "Felix Gartsman" <garisman@netvision.net.il> wrote:
>
> Hello,
> After installing 1.04 on D2007, every time I drop a database on a form or
> open an existing one with a database I get an AV. If I delete all delphi's
> cached files it works - once until reopen. The AV is in EDB packages and
> IDE
> packages.
>
> Felix.
>

Felix,

<< After installing 1.04 on D2007, every time I drop a database on a form or
open an existing one with a database I get an AV. If I delete all delphi's
cached files it works - once until reopen. The AV is in EDB packages and IDE
packages. >>

It appears to be something to do with the way the TEDBEngine is being
loaded.  I will see what I can find out further and let you know.

--
Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

Felix,

Okay, I've found the problem and I'll be doing an emergency build tonight to
fix the problem since it affects any project that has opened EDB components
on it.

--
Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com