Problem Installing Database

Started by randem, October 03, 2009, 12:04:11 PM

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Randem


Randem

You never zipped and attached the file... Could you include the exe file also?

jase

I am aware of the first two problems. I agree it seems there is a missing file.. or perhaps wrong version?
 
Here is vbp file

Randem

Are you developing in VB6? If so do you have VS SP6 installed? Your file is obviously older than the one I have and it may have a problem.

Randem

From a brief look, your app will not run in a limited users account. Vista will try visualization (please read https://randemsystems.support/innoscript-general-questions-report-bugs-problems-etc/making-your-application-vista-windows-7-windows-8-compliant/)
 
You are installing the DAO file in the wrong location and will possibly cripple another application if it uses a high version of the file.
 
You are getting that error because a file needed is not registered. I can't tell what that is because I cannot see your vbp file. It is possible that you are missing other files.

jase

The mdb file will not load into the dbgrid control. I get an error - cannot load activex object... class id not registered...
 
The dbgrid.ocx will not load
 
(Message edited by jase on October 02, 2009)

Randem

Please define Wont Run... That expression does not help explain the problem.

jase

Here is the script, shortened version without data and program files. Is there any rreason why a VB6 Access 97 program won't run on XP or vista?

Randem


jase

I used the vbp file. Yes, I must be missing something...

Randem

BTW: What method did you use to create the script?
 
Did you use the Setup.lst file or the VBP file?
 
It would be highly improbable to have exactly the same files...

Randem

Jase... The vbp file is not source code...
 
Post your script...

jase

Starting a new project fixed the innoscript error. The project is commercial so I can't post it. Looking at the innoscript files, everything matches perfectly, but it still won't run using InnoSetup. Like I said, it runs perfectly using a different installation software.

Randem

What version of InnoScript are you running?
if you have the universal VB runtime files how could any be missing?
Zip and Post your VBP file and your Exe file from your project and I will take a look.

jase

I am already using the universal vb runtime files. The problem is missing vb runtime files in the installation program. I am not sure exactly which ones, may have to go through the manual again. InnoScript could probably help here, but I keep getting an error when I run it - Error in Procedure CheckDepFile of Module Depdefinitions when Create Script is run.
 
(Message edited by jase on October 02, 2009)