I haven't worked with Vista, so don't have the answer to your question. If Vista is so Security minded then from what I understand the actual Paradox Database Files themselves should not be installed under the C: Program Files Folder, as I believe they cannot be written to under Program Files? Would they also need moving to the C: Users Documents Folder and the ALIAS set to the new location in the BDE Admin> Curious? BPak RE: Vista - Network initialization Failed (Programmer) 5 Feb 08 22:01. I will look into that on my InstallShield Installation. RE: Vista - Network initialization Failed (Programmer) 5 Feb 08 17:06. The PDOXUSRS.NET file will be generated at run time in C: Users Documents and Pro.exe will open without error. Highlight PARADOX and then change NET Dir from C: to C: Users Documents where user is the administrator user of the machine 4.
Navigate to Configuration/Drivers/Native Tab 3. On VISTA navigate to C: Program Files Common Files Borland Shared BDE and start up BDEAdmin.exe 2. Tell him for his other clients that he needs to to the following as HE INSTRUCTED: 1. Allan was also correct with his hypothesis Forward this email and pass on my best regards. My suspicions were correct and that is that C: drive cannot be written to and therefore the file cannot be generated at run time. Lee RE: Vista - Network initialization Failed (Programmer).įeedback from user. Two other common Paradox lock file names are PDOXUSRS.LCK and PARADOX.LCK. This isn't something to try to delete for network database applications, and if any other application is using the same NETDIR file you won't be able to delete it. You might write something in the program's startup to see if the file exists and delete it if it does. If a program is terminated abnormally so Paradox doesn't know to clean up that file, you should delete it manually. The BDE Admin program is often stored in C: Program Files Common Files Borlan BDE, though not always. You can change where this network lock file is by going into BDEAdmin.exe, Configuration tab, Drivers, Native, and then Paradox to change the NETDIR for where the file is kept. I would guess that the problem you encountered is related to Vista security/user permissions. The user has to have read and write permissions for whatever area of the hard disk the file is created and stored on. The file PDOXUSRS.NET is the network file that Paradox uses to keep track of who's in which areas of the database files. VISTA: Would this have something to do with File Security on VISTA? I dont use Vista yet and would appreciate any help given? RE: Vista - Network initialization Failed (Programmer). Directory: C: - The file PDOXUSRS.NET is on my XP SP2 computer from one of my installed programs. FILES: C: PDOXUSRS.NET Permission denied.
Network initialization Failed.įile or Directory does not exist. Someone is trying to run one of my programs on VISTA and get an error Message. I use the Paradox databases and make the programs for Local use NOT Networked application databases. I have installed it successfully in 98, ME, XP, XP SP1, SP2 (with XP settings changed by technician to allow install).
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