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zeos library connect mysql error
Prakash:
None of the dynamic libraries can be found or is not loadable: libmysqld57.dll, libmysql57.dll, libmysqld56.dll, libmysql56.dll, libmysqld55.dll, libmysql55.dll, libmysqld51.dll, libmysql51.dll, libmysqld50.dll, libmysql50.dll, libmysqld41.dll, libmysql41.dll, libmysql.dll, libmysqld.dll, libmariadb.dll !
Use TZConnection.LibraryLocation if the location is invalid.
I have copied dll on project folder as well as lazarus folder , still getting same error message
af0815:
Only one small question - is the bitness 32bit/64bit correct too?
Thaddy:
One other question... did you actually install mysql? (or mariadb)
If one of those two are not there, of course it will not work.
Prakash:
I have not installed . just copied . it is 64 bit
Thaddy:
Certainly on Windows, do not use the current directory but install, depending on bitness in the proper directories: system32 for 64 bit (I KNOW, ask MS, this is not a typo), sysWOW64 for 32 bit dll's.
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For debugging you usually can get away with putting the dll in the program directory and that only can fail if a) the bitness is not correct or b) the dll needs to be registered (a COM dll) or reads registry settings.
I strongly advise to do an install for mysql or mariadb. It is the easy way out.
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