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Everything that I've tried up till now has had the same problem - the entire database is downloaded to the client machine during the connect/open request (which is a problem both from a security and performance Point of view.)....

I'm wondering if anyone has been able to retrieve records from an Access DB over the internet using Visual C++. I have 20 mg database which I just want to set up on a web page and then have my VC++ application (which runs on client computers) point to the database on the web page and execute...

Hap, I'm trying to replace the following local Access database connection code (in MSVC++) with one from the link you provided but have not figured out which one is the correct one. ---- CDatabase m_Database; CString strConnect; strConnect.Format("ODBC;Provider=MSDASQL.1...

Hap, Thanks for the info - it looks like that will do the trick! -Dave

Hi all! I have an application which, currently, connects to an access database on the users local machine in a read-only manner (ie, users are not allowed to update the database). Due to the database size, I'd like to move the database to our web site and allow our windows applications...

Just installed CR Developer 9 and cannot get craxdrt9.dll or crviewer9.dll to register (they're both in the "correct" directories and I've run CR9deploy.reg to update the registry and I have the dlls in the directory mentioned in CR9deploy.reg). The error that I get when running regsvr32 is...

Call business objects and order version 9 (yep, they still sell it) which does support 98 and is available for around $25.00. dave

The code which I inherited is MSVC++ which does an import on Craxdrt.dll and calls the CreateInstance("CrystalRuntime.Application") method to start crystal. Perhaps you or someone else in the forum could shed some light on what this technology is (ie: is it the RDC or what exactly) and, as...

I probably should not have been so restrictive in my post -- I want to export in as many formats as possible but have not been able to do so consistently. On client machines (which rely on my installer to install the required CR components) I sometimes get things like zero length disk files, or...

All, I'm having problems consistently exporting to the different available formats using CR 8. My users are on Win9x thru WinXP and rely on my installer to drop and register the required CR dlls on to their computers. The problem is that sometimes the exported files are zero length...

Hi all, I can't seem to pin down which dll's are required for exporting to the PDF format under CR 8. Can anyone please tell me exactly what I need and where the files need to be deployed? (My users are using win9x, winNT, win2k, winXP.) Thanks! -Dave

Hi all, I can't seem to pin down which dll's are required for exporting to the PDF format under CR 8. I keep seeing different information depending on the source: "Need to have urmon.dll, or crtslv.dll, or msvcp60.dll and have to have files in this directory..." Can anyone please tell me...

All, Still trying to resolved the issue with SetHandleContext following an install on an NT 4.0 box. (The MSKB artical did not help in tracking down the problem.) Anyone have any suggestions?! Thanks! Dave

I hadn't really thought about that, but you're right: it's not cool to drop "updated" versions of system files onto a target machine during an install -- so I'll have to visit that issue in the install script. Thanks. Dave

Per - I've seen that MSKB article as well and still haven't pinned down the cause of the error. Near the end of the article, they go on to indicate that the problem is caused by 4 specific DLLs and that other DLLs may cause the problem too.... I think it's the other DLLs that are causing the...

Hey, I know that this is a bit off topic.. I've inherited a system developed under VC++ on a Win2K machine. During installs on a WinNT 4.0 machine (using installshield) the users get an error about missing entry point for SetHandleContext procedure in KERNEL32.DLL. Does that sound like an...

Thanks for the help. That info will really come in useful! -Dave

Hi all! I've been told that certain DLLs from MSoft have to be deployed in "pairs" based on version numbers. So, you have msvcrt.dll and msvcirt.dll you'd have to ensure that they are deploy with the same version numbers. Does that sound correct and how closely would the version numbers have...

I've heard that you sometimes have to register DLLs and I'm wondering 1) is that correct? and 2) what are the requirements for doing so? and 3) how can I tell that a DLL needs to be registered. Thanks! Dave