Good Morning Tim,

I'm just starting to do a bit with EDB and have hit a snag. I've created a
database in a directory of it's own using the ElevateDB manager.

In my application, I've dropped a TEDBSession component and TEDBDatabase
component onto the form, and I'm trying to link it to the database.

The properties I have set so far are:

Session.LocalConfigPath   (with the location of the data)
Session.LoginUser  (Administrator)
Session.LoginPassword (EDBDefault)
Session.Sessiontype (stLocal)
Session.SessionName = 'mysession'

As soon as I connect the session, my IDE goes into a frantic spit where it
constantly flashes (fast flashing) a message about an access violation in
rtl100.bpl.

I'm running EDB 1.06b  on Delphi 2007 on Vista 32 Business.

Do you know what might be causing this?

Thanks & Regards

Adam.

Adam


Check Engine.UseLocalSessionEngineSettings. This should be set to True.


Roy Lambert

Hi Tim,

Just to confirm, I have also just tried:

- Doing a system restore

- Uninstalling EDB and installing the latest

- Creating a project from scratch, dumping the TSession component and
connecting.

I still have the same issue. (Maybe EDB's seen what I've done to DBISam with
the compression errors, and decides it doesn't want me to mess with it
<vbg>)

Cheers

Adam.

Hi Roy,

Thanks for your reply...

> Check Engine.UseLocalSessionEngineSettings. This should be set to True.

Aah - fantastic - thanks. That pointed me in the right direction!

Cheers

Adam.

Adam


Great, nice to know it was the right direction, but what was the destination - to help other converters.

Roy Lambert [Team Elevate]

Adam,

<< As soon as I connect the session, my IDE goes into a frantic spit where
it constantly flashes (fast flashing) a message about an access violation in
rtl100.bpl. >>

Roy's answer is correct, but I'll double-check this to see if this is
Vista-specific or not.  You should just see an exception about the
configuration file, but the virtualization in Vista may be interfering with
it.

--
Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

Hi Tim,

> Roy's answer is correct, but I'll double-check this to see if this is
> Vista-specific or not.  You should just see an exception about the
> configuration file, but the virtualization in Vista may be interfering
> with it.

No problems. Let me know if you need any more information. It sure isn't
happy on my vista machine. It goes off like a frog in a sock!  

Cheers

Adam.