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Using BDE b1807 in place of b1804 in Scriptmaker and Inno
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| Malcolm Horsnell 2005-04-21, 11:23 am |
| I'm using dBASE Plus 2.5 b1807.
I could not find an installer for b1804 on the dBasePlus CD nor on the gold
website. So, I downloaded the installer PlusRuntime-b1807_EN.exe.
When I compiled with Scriptmaker I got an error message for the line #Define
dBDestName "dBASERuntime.exe" under [dBASE Runtime] saying that
dBasePlusRuntimeEngi
ne1804_EN could not be found. So, (i) in the #Define
line I changed "dBASERuntime.exe" to " dBasePlusRuntimeEngi
ne1804_EN.exe"
and (ii) I also renamed the installer "PlusRuntime-b1807_EN.exe" to
" dBasePlusRuntimeEngi
ne1804_EN.exe". Then the compile process worked and I
got a setup.exe in the Output folder.
Is this the correct procedure? Will there be any unforeseen problems for the
end-user because of my doing this?
Malcolm Horsnell
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| Dennis Glowack 2005-04-21, 8:23 pm |
| I've done the same without any problems. You might also consider looking at
the dBaseRunTime.txt file in the \program files\scriptmaker\in
clude folder
and looking at changing the #define of the dbPlusName constant. That's what
I did to compile with the Runtime b1807.
"Malcolm Horsnell" <exodu@sympatico.ca> wrote in message
news:lqq9beoRFHA.1528@news-server...
> I'm using dBASE Plus 2.5 b1807.
>
> I could not find an installer for b1804 on the dBasePlus CD nor on the
> gold
> website. So, I downloaded the installer PlusRuntime-b1807_EN.exe.
>
> When I compiled with Scriptmaker I got an error message for the line
> #Define
> dBDestName "dBASERuntime.exe" under [dBASE Runtime] saying that
> dBasePlusRuntimeEngi
ne1804_EN could not be found. So, (i) in the #Define
> line I changed "dBASERuntime.exe" to " dBasePlusRuntimeEngi
ne1804_EN.exe"
> and (ii) I also renamed the installer "PlusRuntime-b1807_EN.exe" to
> " dBasePlusRuntimeEngi
ne1804_EN.exe". Then the compile process worked and
> I
> got a setup.exe in the Output folder.
>
> Is this the correct procedure? Will there be any unforeseen problems for
> the
> end-user because of my doing this?
>
> Malcolm Horsnell
>
>
>
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| Jonny Kwekkeboom 2005-04-22, 3:23 am |
| Hi,
you can also change the property Build and Version in the dbase Section with
your needed number
Like eg example for DB2K
#Define dBaseBuild "1661"
#Define dBaseVersion "0400"
Build = your needed Runtime buildnumber
Version = the Versionsnumber of PlusRun.exe file ...
cu
Jonny
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