Recent content by Mark G

Thanks. That's what I ended up doing - but good to have it confirmed. Much appreciated.

It would appear that if I do a build of my package as x64 after a clean and remove all the "requires" from the package it builds (there are warnings so I'm not sure it's a good build, but the designide problem does not occur). I then change the target platform to 32 bit and it adds the requires...

I think DOA might have been a red herring. I've taken out some of the units in the package, and left the simpler ones and it now builds. So the offending code is likely to be a non-DOA component. Nothing is obvious at the moment, but I think it's not DOA. So my apologies. I thought it might...

I had the previous DOA version installed with XE3 Upd 1 (4.1.3.2 I think) - could it be something left over from that ? My package is dependent on another of my packages which clean/build/installs ok for 32/64 and the other three packages are also dependent on that. I've checked for paths in...

It's a package that has my code in which wraps the DOA layer. It's code that was fine in XE2, but not done XE3 / x64 before. Also moved to a new machine. It has 5 packages which I use for my applications, 4 of which install fine, it's the DOA one in x64 that gives me the can't find designide error.

I've just started a port to x64 and have installed XE3 Upd. 2 onto my machine. I installed 4.1.3.3 with default setting and then tried a clean / build of my code for 32 / 64 bit. For the 32 bit I had to add to the library path users\public\documents\RAD studio\10.0\bpl to get doa41dxe3 when I...

Ok. This appears to be working now. The issue appears to be that the file doa41dXE2.dcp was in C:\Users\Public\Documents\RAD Studio\9.0\Bpl and not in C:\Users\Public\Documents\RAD Studio\9.0\Dcp - I moved it and everything seems to work ok now. Quite possibly this is because I failed to do a...

Ok. It appears to be back again. I did a complete uninstall of DOA (Windows 7 x32) it was present under the programs list as DOA for XE and DOA for XE. Uninstalled both. Started XE2.Checked it was not in the list of packages for XE2. Shut down XE2. Did clean install. Checked on the packages...

Ok. My mistake. My project was still pointing at the same /bin folder. It was my DCU's that needed a rebuild. "Clean All" fixed it.

I've not had luck with the XE2 version. I downloaded today and installed as usual. The package is showing in the list of design packages under the component menu, "Direct Oracle Access 4.1.3". However it's not checked. If I check it then it says it "..can't be installed because it was created...