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Python with DyBase

Dear users,
I use Python version 2.4.3 and DyBase Object Oriented Database. These
are the first three lines in my program:

import os
import sys
import dybase

I usually get the error message: ImportError: DLL load failed. Kindly
be informed that I have in the folder: C:\Python24\Lib the following DLL
files:
python23.dll
python24.dll
dybasedll.dll

Does soembody know what is wrong?
Thanks
Asem
Jul 27 '06 #1
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Asem Eltaher wrote:
Dear users,
I use Python version 2.4.3 and DyBase Object Oriented Database. These
are the first three lines in my program:

import os
import sys
import dybase

I usually get the error message: ImportError: DLL load failed. Kindly
be informed that I have in the folder: C:\Python24\Lib the following DLL
files:
python23.dll
python24.dll
dybasedll.dll
Kindly be informed that some person or persons unknown has/have
committed a nonsense. You should have no DLLs in that directory.
1. Delete those DLLs.
2. Install the dybase package according to the instructions (if any)
3. If those DLLs reappear in that directory, delete them, stop
attempting to use the package, and ask for a refund :-)

Jul 27 '06 #2

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