If your application uses DataWindow XML export or import, check the XML support check box. Select the database interfaces your application requires.Otherwise, select PowerBuilder Standard Components.
Select a location for the generated MSI file.It will be named per the version you are using. Select Programs>Sybase>PowerBuilder XX.yy>PowerBuilder Runtime Packager from the Windows Start menu or launch the pbpack115 executable file in your Shared\PowerBuilder directory.To use the PowerBuilder Runtime Packager: Windows Installer is an installation and configuration service that is installed with newer Microsoft Windows operating systems. The PowerBuilder Runtime Packager is a tool that packages the PowerBuilder files an application needs at runtime into a Microsoft Windows Installer package (MSI) file. PB 2017 may not include the run time packager tool. Several Microsoft OLE DB data providers are automatically installed with MDAC and DAC, including the providers for SQL Server (SQLOLEDB) and ODBC (MSDASQL). On the Windows 7/8.1/10 operating systems, the Windows Data Access Components (DAC) version 6.0 replaces MDAC, and implements the functionality requirements of the PowerBuilder OLE DB interface.
To check the version of MDAC on a computer, users can download and run the MDAC Component Checker utility from the MDAC Downloads page at. The PowerBuilder OLE DB interface requires the functionality of the Microsoft Data Access Components (MDAC) version 2.8 or later software. If your application uses OLE DB to access data, you must install Microsoft's Data Access Components software on each user's computer if it is not installed already. The SQLNCLI* files are Microsoft owned and the PowerBuilder Native run time (pbsnc170.dll) is needed to interact with the SQL layer. You can extract the files from the resultant MSI including extracting the PATH statements.ĭid you even bother reading the help file under run time files? This site isn't a free service to do dirty work for you we give (and take) in a reciprocal way. I believe run times need to be in the PATH and best to use the run time packaging tool that comes with PowerBuilder.
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