We are installing our software on a system that only has SQL Anywhere 12 installed (it's a virtual box).

When I kick off our database update process after the software instalation I get a message that the language file dblgen11.dll is not found.

The version I have of the dll is 12/20 and I placed it in our add-on software's folders, bin32 and bin64 in the SQL Anywhere 12 directory.

I get the error each time.

Why would the installation be looking for the version 11 dll when the version 12 dll is present?

I hope someone has some suggestions. Thanks!

asked 21 Dec '12, 14:18

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Is the database being upgraded from 11 to 12?

What client library is being used, and what versions are the deployed files (i.e. 12.0.1.3817)?

If the application is using a version 11 client library, it will be looking for the version 11 dlls, i.e. dbcon11.dll, dbodbc11.dll, dblgen11.dll, etc.

(21 Dec '12, 14:34) Tyson Lewis
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The database was created pre-11. One thing I just tried was placing the dblgen12.dll in the same install folder and I did not encounter the this time. I'm wondering if that solved the problem. I guess we'll see if DEV thinks the same. Thanks for the quick reply :)

(21 Dec '12, 14:49) scottchamilton

How are you installing SQL Anywere 12? Are you using the standard setup or your own deployment?

(22 Dec '12, 05:06) Volker Barth

When I kick off our database update process after the software instalation I get a message that the language file dblgen11.dll is not found.

I would guess that this process is coded against the SQL Anywhere 11 client library and still requires this DLL. Which language/client API was the "database update process" written with?

(24 Dec '12, 09:58) Jeff Albion
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