Re: I-Net & Powerbuilder - Help!

Lee Kadin <lee@astrainfo.com> wrote in article <33ae9a1e.235016276@news.accesspro.net>... > I got the same message until I moved my informix directory from > Win32apps to c:\\informix on my win95 machine. There MAY be something > hardcoded looking for the c:\\informix directory > 1. It is not hardcoded, the PATH is set in autoexec or registry. 2. Run SetNet utility and set your current location in informix.ini/registry > > On Thu, 19 Jun 1997 07:50:03 -0400, David Rossi > <drossi@mindspring.com> wrote: > > >Can anyone tell be the trick in getting connected to an Informix > >database with Powerbuilder or Infomaker. Or, for that matter anything > >other than I-Net. I-Net works. I can connect to the test STORES database > >and even to the database I'm trying to connect to with PB. > > > >I'm dealing with Informix 7 running on a SUN with Windows95 clients > >using I-Net 5.01 TE1. When trying to connect with PB or IM using the > >native IN5 Informix interface supplied by Powersoft, I receive the > >following message: > > > >IN5 I-NET v5.x is not supported in your current installation. > > > >What is it that I'm missing. Any help would be great. > > > >Thanks. From Jim O'Neil, Powersoft Technical Support: Any, 'DBMS <DBMS> is not supported...' message means the following: 1. The Powersoft DLL named PBxxx050.DLL could not be found in the path (where xxx is the first three characters of the DBMS property of your transaction object), OR 2. That DLL could be found, but is the wrong bit version (e.g., 16-bit in a 32-bit app or vice versa), OR 3. The 'client' software (DLLs) required to connect to the database could not be found in the path. In general PBxxx050.DLL will look for a number of DLLs for the database client software HTH, Pepa