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I have upgraded to 3.10.0.8 version. Every time I close database connection an error message occur:

Access violation at adress 06660EF5 in module ibdac100.bpl. Read of address 449200FC
Unknown ISC error 0

Firebird 2.1.3.18
Delphi Turbo

Hello ! Devart Team ! Is anybody here ?

Well, I uninstalled 3.10.0.8, rebooted machine, would like to install back 3.10.0.7 version
but .. it's impossible.

Setup has detected already installed DAC packages which are incompatible with current version.
Please uninstall DAC products.

Is there a second uninstaller I don't know about ?

Any hints ?!

We could not reproduce the problem. Please send to support*devart*com a complete small sample that demonstrates the problem, including the script for creating database objects.

If you don't have other DACs installed, run IBDAC installation with the /force key:

ibdac310pro.exe /force

Thanks. I've installed 3.10.0.7 successfully. My first success with IBDAC this week. Everything works all right again.

I can't send you "a complete small sample that demonstrates the problem, including the script for creating database objects" because it's too big project and it's definitely not the source of the problem. When I open the project in Delphi IDE with DAC 3.10.0.7 evrything works as it should to, after upgrading to 3.10.0.8 I can't close database connection in object inspector without generating errors. After compliling and building the errors remain in exe file.
Next question I ask myself is IBDAC a proper choice for such scale project...

Please specify whether the error occurs if you add TIBCConnection to a new project, open and close the connection.

In a new project TIBCConnection works all right.

I tried to replace TIBCConnection in my project with a new one but after setting again connection property for all tables, queries and stored proc components the errors continue.

How many components may be connected through one TIBCConnection ?
Is there any limitation ?

There is no limitation on the number of components. When you close the connection all connected components are closed as well. One of these components raises an access violation when closing. Try to link your components to TIBCConnection one by one to find what component causes the problem.

.. but no components except TIBCConnection are opening inside Delphi IDE.
After disconnecting events related to TIBCConnection errors continue...

Maybe this is a problem with the TIBCAlerter component. If you set AutoRegister = True for TIBCAlerter, it starts automatically when you open a connection.

Yeeees! This is the right answer
Thanks a lot, Plash.



There's one more question When the application starts it opens about 80 tables. So far it lasted 5-10 seconds, now it takes ages (or more) or the application hangs dead. I don't say it's because of IBDAC but can't find the reason (I didn't change anything related to tables last week)

.. ??

Maybe you have set FetchAll = True for one of the tables.

It is not recommended to open all tables when the application starts. Instead you can open only tables required for a form when you show this form. When you close the form, you can close the tables that were used.

I've found ! It was my fault, I beg your pardon
Once more thanks for help, Plash.