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Title: SQL Tools 3.x and FF 3.6
Post by: Douglas McDonald on October 09, 2012, 01:40:45 PM

I get this error:

Error 633 common signature is mismatched:SQL_CURRENTDB

I get it in FF_PumpHook

All I have in the code is :

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#COMPILE Exe "//PROJECT_NAME//.exe"

' #BLOAT <num_expr>
' #COMPILER PBWIN
' #DEBUG ERROR ON|OFF
' #DIM ALL|NONE
' #OPTION {LARGEMEM32 | VERSION3 | VERSION4 | VERSION5 | WIN95 | ANSIAPI}
' #REGISTER {ALL | DEFAULT | NONE}
' #TOOLS [ON|+ | OFF|-]
' #STACK <num_expr>
' #ALIGN <boundary>
' #UNIQUE VAR [ON|OFF]

' FireFly will automatically replace the JOSEINCLUDES token (DO NOT DELETE THIS TOKEN)
//JOSEINCLUDES//

' Place your user defined Declares, Constants, and #Include files below this line. FireFly will not
' parse any of your defined #Include files - it simply includes it in the final generated code.
' -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#INCLUDE "d:\SQLTOOLS 3.0\SQLT3.INC"
#INCLUDE "d:\SQLTOOLS 3.0\SQLT3ProDLL.INC" 'SQL Tools Pro, using DLL
#Link    "d:\SQLTOOLS 3.0\SQLT3Pro.PBLIB"  'SQL Tools Pro, using PBLIB

Any thoughts?

Title: Re: SQL Tools 3.x and FF 3.6
Post by: Douglas McDonald on October 09, 2012, 01:54:33 PM

I need to update my sqltools version to 3.14 but I don't think that will help. Its always worked fine in FF 3.5

Thanks
Doug

Title: Re: SQL Tools 3.x and FF 3.6
Post by: Klaas Holland on October 09, 2012, 03:25:35 PM

It is

#INCLUDE "d:\SQLTOOLS 3.0\SQLT3.INC"
#INCLUDE "d:\SQLTOOLS 3.0\SQLT3ProDLL.INC" 'SQL Tools Pro, using DLL
' #Link "d:\SQLTOOLS 3.0\SQLT3Pro.PBLIB" 'SQL Tools Pro, using PBLIB

with the use of the DLL

Or

#INCLUDE "d:\SQLTOOLS 3.0\SQLT3.INC"
' #INCLUDE "d:\SQLTOOLS 3.0\SQLT3ProDLL.INC" 'SQL Tools Pro, using DLL
#Link "d:\SQLTOOLS 3.0\SQLT3Pro.PBLIB" 'SQL Tools Pro, using PBLIB

Without using the DLL

Perhaps this is causing the error.
I tried to compile it your way, but FF stopped with me.

Klaas

Title: Re: SQL Tools 3.x and FF 3.6
Post by: Douglas McDonald on October 09, 2012, 04:36:01 PM

Thanks, I should have known that. Thats what I get for copy & paste

Doug

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