I didnt see you previous post. I was typing a reply :). If you believe the problem is in the masked edit control then you should be able to hardcode "A11889" into your SQL statement and get a result set. ... like thus... SQL.Add('select ADMISSIONNUMBER, DESCRIPTION, EXPECTEDEVIDENCE...
I dont use InterBase but the concepts should be the same. Try simplifying the SQL statement and see what happens. What I mean is try..."'select * from TARGET" first...Then add a where clause... then specify each column...Then get info from MaskedEdit. Also You should not Need a Database...
Hello NikeLoEleven...Just A question before we go further. Is the SQL query bound to any sort of Data Control. And then within that Data Control did you mistakenly enter one of the fields as A11889?
I just thought I would share this with you guys. I was tinkering around with my VCL for NET program and found that there IS a way to compile the VCL Libraries within the exe making it a single exe file. In the Project Manager you will see all the DLL's that are needed for the Application. Just...
Sorry Pikkunero...But as I see it there is no solution. I just decided to go with option 3 on Daddys list. The take I get on this thread is that if I wanted to use VCL Libraries I have to distribute them with the EXE along with the net framework. As Svanels said, that doesn't seem too...
Thanks Again Daddy, JP... although that is not the answer I wanted to hear. lol. I am in the process of converting code to win32. At least I know where I stand now and what I have to do. I may practice more Net in the future but I need this running now and I dont like WinForms. You just cost me...
Thanks Daddy. It seems I'm moving in the right direction and at least you gave me some hope. I manually copied the Assemblies...Borland.Vcl.dll, Borland.Delphi.dll, Borland.VclRtl.dll...to the App Folder and Voila...It worked. Thats fine, but I thought Delphi compiled its VCL libraries within...
I think I just answered my own question. I found this blurb in an article...
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Reduce the .EXE-size of your app
One default blank form in an application produces the following EXE size:
Delphi 2: 157,184 bytes
Delphi 3: 179,712 bytes
Delphi 4: 282,112 bytes
Delphi 5: 294,912...
Thanks for the reply JP. I had already installed the NET Framework on the Clients Computer Previous to the VCL Progarm and still no luck. I even tried SP1 and ver 2.0 also. Still the same errors. I just noticed the size of the simple form and label exe is only 9k. Is that normal? The VCL...
Hello All, I'll try to keep this short so if I leave any important information out please tell me what you need. I am an experienced VB programmer but I am new to Delphi. I seem to be getting the hang of it until this error came up. I am using Delphi 2005. I wrote the program using "VCL Forms...
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