Problem DbxCommonDriver100.bpl in Delphi 2007 SP3

[Hubert Anemaat]

Hello,

When I start Delphi 2007 SP3, I get the following error:
"The procedure entry point @***@initialization$qqrv could not be
located in the dynamic link library DbxCommonDriver100.bpl"

I recompiled my packages to solve this problem, but when installing
these packages, I get the same problem.

How can this be solved on short term ?
Otherwise I have to reinstall SP2.

Thanks,

Hubert Anemaat

[Bob Swart]

Hi Hubert,

Post by Hubert Anemaat
located in the dynamic link library DbxCommonDriver100.bpl"

It sounds like you're using an old version of the DbxCommonDriver100.bpl
package - or a package based on the old version of DbxCommonDriver100.bpl

Post by Hubert Anemaat
I recompiled my packages to solve this problem, but when installing
these packages, I get the same problem.

Please search your disk for all places where DbxCommonDriver100.bpl is
found.
The latest version should have a timestamp of

2007-08-26 20:03 204,288 DbxCommonDriver100.bpl

And should be located in C:\WINDOWS\system32

If yours is older, or you mind more copies, then you have a problem ;-)

Post by Hubert Anemaat
How can this be solved on short term ?

Make sure you have the latest version in SYSTEM32.

And then rebuild your packages with the latest version of
DbxCommonDriver100.bpl

Post by Hubert Anemaat
Otherwise I have to reinstall SP2.

I hope that's not necessary...

Post by Hubert Anemaat
Thanks,
Hubert Anemaat

Groetjes,
Bob Swart

[Hubert Anemaat]

Hello Bob,

I already looked to the file DbxCommonDriver100.bpl.
The date is as you mentioned hereunder. But this file is also in a GUID
named folder under application data.
Can I delete this folder with its content ?

Thanks,

Hubert Anemaat

Post by Bob Swart
Hi Hubert,

be located in the dynamic link library DbxCommonDriver100.bpl"

It sounds like you're using an old version of the DbxCommonDriver100.bpl
package - or a package based on the old version of DbxCommonDriver100.bpl

I recompiled my packages to solve this problem, but when installing
these packages, I get the same problem.

Please search your disk for all places where DbxCommonDriver100.bpl is
found.
The latest version should have a timestamp of
2007-08-26 20:03 204,288 DbxCommonDriver100.bpl
And should be located in C:\WINDOWS\system32
If yours is older, or you mind more copies, then you have a problem ;-)

How can this be solved on short term ?

Make sure you have the latest version in SYSTEM32.
And then rebuild your packages with the latest version of
DbxCommonDriver100.bpl

Otherwise I have to reinstall SP2.

I hope that's not necessary...

Thanks,
Hubert Anemaat

Groetjes,
Bob Swart

[Bob Swart]

Hi Hubert,

Post by Hubert Anemaat
I already looked to the file DbxCommonDriver100.bpl.
The date is as you mentioned hereunder. But this file is also in a GUID
named folder under application data.

That's the infamous install/updare cache ;-)

Post by Hubert Anemaat
Can I delete this folder with its content ?

Yes. It means you will have to reinstall completely if you want to
modify, but that's often what happens anyway (only Update #2 required
that the update cache was still available)...

Deleting that directory will *not* fix your problem, however, since it's
only there are an update cache...

It's the packages that were compiled with the old version of
DbxCommonDriver100.bpl that are now complaining to you... (at least,
that's my best guess as to the nature and cause of your problem)

Post by Hubert Anemaat
Thanks,
Hubert Anemaat

Groetjes,
Bob Swart

[Hubert Anemaat]

Hello Bob,

I recompiled all my packages again in SP3. The problem is solved now.
It did not work a few weeks ago. Probably I had not restarted Windows
after installing D2007.

Thanks,

Hubert Anemaat

Post by Bob Swart
Hi Hubert,

Post by Hubert Anemaat
I already looked to the file DbxCommonDriver100.bpl.
The date is as you mentioned hereunder. But this file is also in a
GUID named folder under application data.

That's the infamous install/updare cache ;-)

Post by Hubert Anemaat
Can I delete this folder with its content ?

Yes. It means you will have to reinstall completely if you want to
modify, but that's often what happens anyway (only Update #2 required
that the update cache was still available)...
Deleting that directory will *not* fix your problem, however, since it's
only there are an update cache...
It's the packages that were compiled with the old version of
DbxCommonDriver100.bpl that are now complaining to you... (at least,
that's my best guess as to the nature and cause of your problem)

Post by Hubert Anemaat
Thanks,
Hubert Anemaat

Groetjes,
Bob Swart