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    Default Re: Deploying sqlite app

    Ok....
    I have read it.

    I add to the applicationsdir my qt.conf file with this content

    Qt Code:
    1. [Paths]
    2. Prefix =
    3. Documentation =
    4. Headers =
    5. Libraries =
    6. Binaries =
    7. Plugins = plugins
    8. Data =
    9. Translations=
    10. Settings =
    11. Examples =
    12. Demos =
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    In the aplications dir I create a plugins folder with two subfolder imagesformats and sqldrivers and fullfill it from
    Qt Code:
    1. C:\Qt\2009.04\qt\plugins
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    Now when I try to start my application on the testmachine my sqlitedriver seems to load but the odbc connection to my mssql doesn´t work.???

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    Default Re: Deploying sqlite app

    Do I install some mssql specific software to run my app succesfully at the other machnine with no qt sdk???

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    Ok I solve it.

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