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| Doug Mc 2005-12-14, 1:23 pm |
| "SQLSTATE = IM004
[Microsoft][ ODBC Driver Manger] Driver's SLAllocHandle on SQL_HANDLE-ENV
failed."
All of a sudden I'm getting this error message.
Haven't changed or deleted a thing that I know of.
I've tried to connect to three good databases and get this message each
time.
I've re-loaded PB 6.5 but didn't help.
Any ideas??
Thanks,Doug
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| Chris Keating(iAnywhere Solutions) 2005-12-14, 8:24 pm |
| Try 6.5.1 and see of that helps. It would also help if can expand on the
problem description... i.e., version and build of PB, ASA, the OS, the
activity that is occurring at the time that the error is reported should
getting to PB 6.5.1 does not help.
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| Doug Mc 2005-12-14, 8:24 pm |
| Thanks Chris,
The PB version is actually 6.0.0. I thought it was 6.5. The build date is
November, 1997.
I don't know how to find the version and build date on ASA. Can you tell me
how? I assume that it's about the same age. I installed it from the same
CD.
I'm using WinXP2.
I just went back to recreate the problem..........after I installed PB
again.
The error comes when I try to "Connect using SQLCA" in the PB script.
I now get a popup from WinXP. "An error has occured. Please report this
error to Microsoft, etc......"
Here's part of the message" Sybase Inc. Product File has encountered a
problem and needs to close. We are sorry for the inconvenience
Of course there's a window that shows all the detail regarding the error but
it looks like it's several pages long......
Thanks for your ideas.
Doug
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> Try 6.5.1 and see of that helps. It would also help if can expand on the
> problem description... i.e., version and build of PB, ASA, the OS, the
> activity that is occurring at the time that the error is reported should
> getting to PB 6.5.1 does not help.
>
>
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| Greg Fenton 2005-12-14, 8:24 pm |
| Doug Mc wrote:
> I don't know how to find the version and build date on ASA. Can you tell me
> how? I assume that it's about the same age.
Use the command "dbengX -v" where "X" should be replaced by the major
version number you are using (dbeng6, dbeng7, dbeng8, ...)
greg.fenton
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| Doug Mc 2005-12-14, 8:24 pm |
| OK Greg,
Do I run this in a particular Folder or where?
thanks
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> Doug Mc wrote:
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> Use the command "dbengX -v" where "X" should be replaced by the major
> version number you are using (dbeng6, dbeng7, dbeng8, ...)
>
> greg.fenton
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| Greg Fenton 2005-12-14, 8:24 pm |
| Doug Mc wrote:
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> Do I run this in a particular Folder or where?
Assuming a default ASA installation, just fire up a command prompt and
type it in.
If you get back an error like "command not found", then try changing
directories to where ASA is installed.
I don't know PB at all, but if it ships with the runtime engine instead
of a full engine, the command might be:
rteng6 -v
or
rteng7 -v
or
...
Again, same procedure as above.
greg.fenton
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| Chris Keating(iAnywhere Solutions) 2005-12-14, 8:24 pm |
| The runtime edition is for deployment. There is a development edition of
ASA included with PB that at least includes dbengX.exe (the personal
server). In later releases of PB, dbsrvX.exe will also be installed.
For PB6, the X value would be either 50 or 6 (SQL Anywhere 5 or Adaptive
Server Anywhere 6).
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| Doug Mc 2005-12-15, 11:23 am |
| Thanks Chris,
He didn't tell me where to run the command.
Can I just enter it with Start/Run and run it or do I need to run it in a
Folder somewhere?
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> The runtime edition is for deployment. There is a development edition of
> ASA included with PB that at least includes dbengX.exe (the personal
> server). In later releases of PB, dbsrvX.exe will also be installed.
>
> For PB6, the X value would be either 50 or 6 (SQL Anywhere 5 or Adaptive
> Server Anywhere 6).
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> Chris Keating
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| Joshua Savill 2005-12-15, 11:23 am |
| You run the command from a command prompt. Start/Run --> cmd, then use the
open command prompt.
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> Thanks Chris,
> He didn't tell me where to run the command.
> Can I just enter it with Start/Run and run it or do I need to run it in a
> Folder somewhere?
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| Doug Mc 2005-12-15, 1:23 pm |
| OK, but do I need to code in a FOLDER NAME????????
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> You run the command from a command prompt. Start/Run --> cmd, then use the
> open command prompt.
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| Joshua Savill 2005-12-15, 1:23 pm |
| If this is a default installation of ASA, then No, the path to the dbsrvX
executable is included in the Path. To see what is in your Path type "path"
on the command prompt.
If this is non-default installation of ASA, then Yes, you will need to
navigate to the folder location of the dbsrvX executable.
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"Doug Mc" <DNMcNNOSPAM@ComCast.Net> wrote in message
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> OK, but do I need to code in a FOLDER NAME????????
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