Subject: | Re: BDE Installer
| Date: | Mon, 25 Aug 2014 11:04:42 +1000
| From: | Tom Krieg <invalid@nodomain.tv>
| Newsgroups: | pnews.announcements,pnews.paradox-development,pnews.paradox-programming,pnews.public.bde
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I've used this on W2008 R2 server (64 bit) and it works fine. I have the
BDE directory outside program files, in a dedicated Applications folder.
Just one thing I've discovered ...
I install Paradox10 Runtime, and the BDE is installed in Program
Files\Common Files\Borland Shared\BDE. Then I use your installer to do
its magic and the BDE is all patched and set up and resides in
Applications\Common Files\BDE. The program files\ etc folder is empty so
I delete it. So far so good, and runtime runs without problem.
Then I install Paradox 10 and, lo and behold, the BDE is back in Program
Files. What the? I use your installer to move it again and it seems to
work. Then I start runtime ... GPV. Start Paradox10 ... GPV. Look in
explorer, the BDE is in Program Files AND where it should be after the
move. So I uninstall P10, P10 runtime and the BDE, go to the registry
and get rid of all Corel and Borland entries and reinstall runtime and
move the BDE. All OK again.
So it looks like Paradox10 full does not behave itself and installs the
BDE where IT thinks it should be, even if it's already installed. And
your installer doesn't seem to move (merge?) the BDE if it's in 2 places.
I'm now going to uninstall everything again, and install Runtime, the
P10 full, and THEN do the BDE Installer thing and see if that resolves
the problem. My guess is it will as there's only one BDE.
On 5/10/2009 8:14 PM, Leslie Milburn wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Just to let you know that I have finally made the BDE installer available on
> my website
> Here's the link:
>
> http://www.all2ezy.com/html/developer_downloads.html
>
> This has now been tested at over 50 diverse sites and has installed without
> any issues on the 32 Bit versions of both Windows Vista and Windows 7 RC.
> This has not been tested on a 64Bit version of Windows as I do not have
> access to one.
>
>
>
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