C# application with Firebird connection error on Windows 7 32/64 bit with 2GB RAM

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Hello! I am developing an application in C#, in which I have already installed it in several machines for testing with windows Xp, 7 and 8 and in all of them the application worked correctly, but in a specific machine it simply does not run and shows the following message in the execution of the application!

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Now has the following detail that machine has already been formatted and even so the problem persists, being if I point her bank to another machine it runs normally without any problem already when the bank is local it generates this error, and I also have other programs using Firebird without any problems, the installed Firebird is identical to the one the project was created. I really don’t know but what to do!

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    Same version of Firebird on all machines? Which driver do you use to access the bank? This driver is also the same version as the others?

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    Yes, both Firebird and driver are all in the same version!

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  • There’s a detail, I use another IDE for development, in which it already provides me with this connection. Being that I never had any problem, being that in this same machine that was with the Xp was working, but due to other applications was formatted for the 7, after that started the problems occurs!

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    If you don’t know what the driver is, you have no way of knowing that all the machines are with the same version, right? I think you will need to understand how this connection, which driver or library is used. With the new Windows another version with other requirements may be in use, not only from the client side driver but possibly some feature of Firebird itself. Possibly you will find a way to make the connection so that it works with any version.

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I was able to solve the problem by updating the UDF that Firebird called!

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