I am using the latest version of UniDAC (Standard Edition, registered) with Delphi in RAD Studio 10.1 Berlin Update 2 Anniversary Edition. When I build my program with link with runtimes set to FALSE, then try to run the executable, I get an access violation dialog and the app doesn't run, but it runs fine in the IDE.
If I set the link with runtimes to TRUE, I get the error that "sdacvcl240.bpl is not found".
A little help please? I just purchased this from devart after using the trial. Do I need to reinstall or something? Set some paths???
Kindest regards,
RADBase
Cannot find sdacvcl240.bpl
Re: Cannot find sdacvcl240.bpl
It seems that there are some old DAC units on your computer. To solve the issue with UniDAC, please try the following:
- close RAD Studio;
- remove UniDAC;
- remove all *dac*240.bpl, *provider240.bpl, *crcontrols240.bpl, *vquery240.bpl and datasetmanager240.bpl files from your computer (please make sure there are no such files on your computer);
- find all DAC units, like CRParser.dcu, CLRClasses.dcu, MemData.dcu, MemDS.dcu, DBAccess.dcu, MyClasses.dcu files on your PC and delete them;
- install UniDAC
To avoid the error message 'sdacvcl240.bpl is not found', open your project in the studio, select Project->Options->Packages->Runtime Packages and from the Runtime Packages edit value delete sdacvcl240, sdacfmx240 and sdac240. Then save the project and build it.
- close RAD Studio;
- remove UniDAC;
- remove all *dac*240.bpl, *provider240.bpl, *crcontrols240.bpl, *vquery240.bpl and datasetmanager240.bpl files from your computer (please make sure there are no such files on your computer);
- find all DAC units, like CRParser.dcu, CLRClasses.dcu, MemData.dcu, MemDS.dcu, DBAccess.dcu, MyClasses.dcu files on your PC and delete them;
- install UniDAC
To avoid the error message 'sdacvcl240.bpl is not found', open your project in the studio, select Project->Options->Packages->Runtime Packages and from the Runtime Packages edit value delete sdacvcl240, sdacfmx240 and sdac240. Then save the project and build it.