Valid from List & Label 11
C++ Builder 5 supports ADO starting with the Enterprise version. In order to use the advanced databinding mode of the C++ Builder component with editions not supporting ADO, perform the following steps:1. Open the cbpack.bpk file in the '..\combit\LLx\Programmable Samples and Declarations\CodeGear C++ Builder\CBuilder6' for List & Label 12 and for older versions '..\combit\LLx\cb\CBuilder5' subdirectory of your List & Label installation folder (exchange the x with the version number e.g. LL19). Delete the references to vclado50.lib and vclado50.bpi. The entries will then look like this:
<SPARELIBS value="Vcl50.lib Vcldb50.lib vclbde50.lib"/>
<PACKAGES value="vcl50.bpi dsnide50.bpi vclbde50.bpi Vcldb50.bpi"/>
2. Open the cbpack.cpp file in the ‘…\combit\LLx\Programmable Samples and Declarations\CodeGear C++ Builder\CBuilder6’ for List & Label 12 and for older versions ‘…\combit\LLx\cb\CBuilder5’ subdirectory of your List & Label installation folder (exchange the x with the version number e.g. LL19). Delete the entry
USEPACKAGE("Vclado50.bpi");
3. Open the l19.pas file in the ‘…\combit\LLx\Programmable Samples and Declarations\Borland C++ Builder’ for List & Label 12 and for older versions the lx.pas file in the ‘…\combit\LLx\cb’ subdirectory of your List & Label installation folder (exchange the x withthe version number eg. l19.pas). Comment out the following line:
{$define ADOAVAILABLE}
resulting in:
//{$define ADOAVAILABLE}
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