1. You may
use these as you wish (taking into account the below points), at your own risk
and I take no responsibility for any losses you may incur due to any errors,
yours or mine.
2. Should
you use these components or parts thereof in any commercial/non commercial
enterprise from which you make financial gain then you owe me some money, lets
say 5% of the profit made during the complete life cycle of above enterprise.
2. Should
you use these components or parts thereof in Free-ware ventures from which a 3rd
party makes financial gain, gain then the above rule (2) applies and it’s your
responsibility to collect the finance owed from the 3rd party and
send it to me.
3. You may
use these components in Non Profit ventures but the bottom line is if you make
money from it, I want some…
Post money,
diamonds, gold-bars etc made payable to ~Duncan Gray, to P.O.Box 1096, Pinegowrie, South Africa, 2123.
Unzip the
zip file into C:\Program Files\Borland\CBuilder4\Projects\Sybase
To install
the components, double click the SYBASE.bpk file which should open a dialog
box. Compile and install the
components.
Locate HTML
help files in C:\Program Files\Borland\CBuilder4\Projects\Sybase\Help
Design-time selection of server names/database
names does not get passed through at run-time, so have the user of your
application select the server name at run-time, and all will be
well.
I have
studied Borland’s help files for answers to the above problem but they are even
less helpful than the html files I put together for these components. Also my time is limited and my primary
concern was to get it working at runtime, which it does. I spend most of my time on Unix, server
side, C programming, so Windows/Borland is just a means to an end because it’s
the server that does all the work around here. ;)
Duncan Gray
( Duncan.g@iafrica.com )