Hi guys..

    Did anyone ever get this message?

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MyApp.exe - Entry Point Not Found
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The procedure entry point __This_DLL_needs_version_1_70_0 could not be
located in the dynamic link library XPPRT1.dll.
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OK
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    The debugger says "mismatched dlls" but which ones..?

    I just upgraded xbase to 1.82 (from 1.80), I uninstall xbase and all the
add-ons, deleted the folders and reinstall everything.
    The XPPRT1.DLL is version 1.82


Thanks a lot!
Marcelo

"Marcelo Ramos" <mramos@caisoftdesign.ca> wrote in
news:nn1cFmWNFHA.1256@S15147418: 

> ---------------------------
> MyApp.exe - Entry Point Not Found
> ---------------------------
> The procedure entry point __This_DLL_needs_version_1_70_0 could not be
> located in the dynamic link library XPPRT1.dll.
> ---------------------------
> OK
> ---------------------------
> 
>     The debugger says "mismatched dlls" but which ones..?
> 
>     I just upgraded xbase to 1.82 (from 1.80), I uninstall xbase and
>     all the 
> add-ons, deleted the folders and reinstall everything.
>     The XPPRT1.DLL is version 1.82

Make sure all your 3P libs are up to date and compiled for Xase++ 1.82. 
If you use SQLExpress or Xb2.NET, then you can download the appropriate 
versions from here: http://www.SQLExpress.net/download.htm

Best regards,
Boris Borzic

http://www.Xb2.NET
http://www.SQLExpress.net
industrial strength Xbase++ development tools

Hey Boris,

        I do have your SQLExpress, but I'm not using it on this application
in specific (  YET.. =o)  ) .. Would that still generate a problem?
        What I DO use tho is the eXpress++ from Mr. Donnay, but it should
support 1.80 / 1.82 (at least
thats what it says on the website..)

Thanks in advance!
[]s
Marcelo

"Boris Borzic" <ng-at-sqlexpress-dot-net> wrote in message
news:Xns9629A6630CE01SQLExpress@217.160.95.134...
> "Marcelo Ramos" <mramos@caisoftdesign.ca> wrote in
> news:nn1cFmWNFHA.1256@S15147418:
>
> > ---------------------------
> > MyApp.exe - Entry Point Not Found
> > ---------------------------
> > The procedure entry point __This_DLL_needs_version_1_70_0 could not be
> > located in the dynamic link library XPPRT1.dll.
> > ---------------------------
> > OK
> > ---------------------------
> >
> >     The debugger says "mismatched dlls" but which ones..?
> >
> >     I just upgraded xbase to 1.82 (from 1.80), I uninstall xbase and
> >     all the
> > add-ons, deleted the folders and reinstall everything.
> >     The XPPRT1.DLL is version 1.82
>
> Make sure all your 3P libs are up to date and compiled for Xase++ 1.82.
> If you use SQLExpress or Xb2.NET, then you can download the appropriate
> versions from here: http://www.SQLExpress.net/download.htm
>
> Best regards,
> Boris Borzic
> -- 
> http://www.Xb2.NET
> http://www.SQLExpress.net
> industrial strength Xbase++ development tools

Marcelo,
when changing to another Xbase++-version you have to rebuild all your libs 
and dlls from 3pp!
So just rebuild your Express++ dll's and lib's and use these with your 
program.

HTH,
Martin

UH? I'm sorry this will sound very stupid but, how do i do that? and Why I
never had to do it before?

Thanks and sorry for the ignorance...:P
Marcelo

"Martin Altmann" <Altmann@altem.de> wrote in message
news:c9Qg1ufNFHA.3104@S15147418...
> Marcelo,
> when changing to another Xbase++-version you have to rebuild all your libs
> and dlls from 3pp!
> So just rebuild your Express++ dll's and lib's and use these with your
> program.
>
> HTH,
> Martin
>
>

Marcelo Ramos wrote:
> UH? I'm sorry this will sound very stupid but, how do i do that? and Why I
> never had to do it before?

Marcelo, a question like that would be better asked on Rogers webboard.

And while you're at it you can then ask if anyone else knows the reason for 
your original runtime error....

Regan Cawkwell
Company  : Real Business Applications Ltd
Title    : Technical Support
Websites : www.rbauk.com   www.rba-uk.com   www.retailerexpress.co.uk
Email    : regan@rba-uk.com
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Ok Regan, i'll do that, thx for the tips!

About the original problem, I've contacted alaska
support and they are taking a look at my problem.

Thank you all for the help!
Kind regards,
Marcelo




"Regan Cawkwell" <regan.cawkwell@virgin.net> wrote in message
news:O1LZc3fNFHA.2944@S15147418...
> Marcelo Ramos wrote:
> > UH? I'm sorry this will sound very stupid but, how do i do that? and Why
I
> > never had to do it before?
>
> Marcelo, a question like that would be better asked on Rogers webboard.
>
> And while you're at it you can then ask if anyone else knows the reason
for
> your original runtime error....
>
> -- 
> Regan Cawkwell
> Company  : Real Business Applications Ltd
> Title    : Technical Support
> Websites : www.rbauk.com   www.rba-uk.com   www.retailerexpress.co.uk
> Email    : regan@rba-uk.com
> ------------------------------------------------------

Marcelo Ramos wrote:

> Ok Regan, i'll do that, thx for the tips!

Just as an extra thought...your paths are set to include the BIN182 folder for 
Express++ aren't they?  Only if you don't have that in the path, it might very 
well give you the above message...

Regan Cawkwell
Company  : Real Business Applications Ltd
Title    : Technical Support
Websites : www.rbauk.com   www.rba-uk.com   www.retailerexpress.co.uk
Email    : regan@rba-uk.com
------------------------------------------------------

Hi Regan,

    Just to keep you guys posted on this one, it seems thats a mismatch w/
the ADSDBE and XB dlls.. I'm trying to get the version 1.82 of adsdbe.dll
and adsutil.dll to try it out and confirm our theory..
    I'll post here the result of this issue as soon we have a concrete
answer..

Thank you all for the great help and tips!!
Take care,
Marcelo

"Regan Cawkwell" <regan.cawkwell@virgin.net> wrote in message
news:Ayh40EhNFHA.2944@S15147418...
> Marcelo Ramos wrote:
>
> > Ok Regan, i'll do that, thx for the tips!
>
> Just as an extra thought...your paths are set to include the BIN182 folder
for
> Express++ aren't they?  Only if you don't have that in the path, it might
very
> well give you the above message...
>
> -- 
> Regan Cawkwell
> Company  : Real Business Applications Ltd
> Title    : Technical Support
> Websites : www.rbauk.com   www.rba-uk.com   www.retailerexpress.co.uk
> Email    : regan@rba-uk.com
> ------------------------------------------------------