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How do I use runtime .dll?
Posted: Fri Jan 03, 2003 12:37 pm
by FRED_EMMERICH_(Guest)
I am trying to use the .dll to run reports from a C++ Builder application. I am using the SQl version 8.1. Previously I had done this using the XBASE version and had trouble because of the way R&R had been compiled. It required a lot of screwing around to make it work and I don^t have those instruction anymore. What it came down to was R&R was compiled on a MS compiler which creates .dll^s incompatible with other compilers. A Windows .dll is not a Windows .dll apparently. ____Anyway, my question is: is the SQL version set up the same was as the XBASE version was? And is version 10 done any differently in this regard?____Thanks__
=> How to use runtime .dll?-more help
Posted: Fri Jan 03, 2003 3:15 pm
by FRED_EMMERICH_(Guest)
What is the runtime .dll? I have both XBASE and SQL on my PC and I see rrrpt32.dll. Is this used by both versions? I am trying to determine the name of the file for the SQL version.____thanks
==> How to use runtime .dll?-more help
Posted: Sat Jan 04, 2003 5:15 pm
by kfleming
The SQL runtime DLL is RSRPT32.DLL.____Kathleen__R&R Support
===> RE: How to use runtime .dll?
Posted: Mon Jan 06, 2003 7:39 pm
by FRED_EMMERICH_(Guest)
I stumbled into that by searching for "chooseDatasource" in a .dll. I got it flanged up, fortunately it uses all C functions (not C ) and I was abled to create aliases for all the function names. ____It would be really great if R&R was available as a static library that could be linked into a project. If so, there is a difference between the MS .lib format and the BORLAND format (COFF vs. OMF).