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Well, when we deploy our applications on a target computer it's easier because all our files are in one directory only. But on a developer machine it's a bit tricky because all the projects are in different subfolders and each of them need to reference a particular libmysql.dll...

What about something like this? A little play on the "Intel Inside"

Regards, Matt

UPDATE: It seems that the name of the download is always "download.php". I don't know why. If you rename the file to "ZeosInside.zip" when it's downloaded, then it works okay.

Hey guys, I'm afraid I need an answer on this one. I'd like to know if it's okay to statically link ZeosDBO into our executables. We have a really, really big product (which I can tell you about some other time) which uses ZeosDBO and if it's not okay, then we'll have to make some changes here. Rega...

Michael,

That sounds great. Since all we're using as of now is MySql 3.23/4.0, that means we should be doing fine, then. (Hmm... Recommended patches? I wonder if we've installed those. )

Matt

I just studied the LGPL license a little bit closer, and I found one little thing which I hadn't previously noticed. Specifically, section 6 states that if you create a program which uses the ZeosDBO library ("a work that uses the library"), then the end user must be able to modify or upgr...

Hiya, A colleague of mine talked about upgrading to 6.5.1-alpha because of the support for SQLite in that release. However, having just moved up to 6.1.5 for the new 2.0 release of our software, it seemed a bit risky to upgrade to a new 'alpha' release immediately. However, I went through the change...

I would prefer to write

{//$DEFINE MYSQL_STRICT_DLL_LOADING}

...if for no other reason than clarity.

The problem with libmysql.dll is that there are incompatibilities between version 3.23 and 4.0, and there really isn't any good way to tell them apart (as far as I know). When we upgraded from ZeosDBO 5.4.1 to 6.1.5, we simultaneously made the shift from libmysql323.dll to libmysq40.dll, which meant...