Error 20003 Cannot Find Engine
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(BDE config file) 9 comments. Current rating: (4 votes). Leave comments and/ or rate it. Question: After installing an application, I get this error message: 'cannot find engine configuration file' What does it mean and how can bde "cannot find engine configuration file" I correct it? Answer: That 'engine configuration file' is also referred to as the BDE's IDAPI
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configuration file. The BDE (Borland Database Engine) stores machine-specific settings there (not user-specific). You can find the location of that file in the registry kofax error codes under: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Borland\Database Engine\ It is stored there in key CONFIGFILE01. A typical value would be: C:\Program Files\Common Files\Borland Shared\BDE_D2\IDAPI32.CFG Look if the path information is valid and if not, correct it. If the path information seems valid and the file
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exists, then it could be that the file is corrupt. This can happen if the machine's BDE Administrator was running during installation. Under these circumstances, the BDE did not allow the installer to update the .CFG file. As a solution you may close the BDE Administrator and install again. If you did not just install a new application and your IDAPI32.CFG is corrupt, you may try to create a new IDAPI32.CFG from scratch using the BDE Administrator. Or maybe take borland database engine error $2108 one from another machine on the network and adjust your machine specific settings e.g. temp file location. Send a message to Subject Comments: 2008-02-28, 12:44:17 anonymous from United States I am having this same problem. The registry entry is correct, and file exists in the correct directory, and does not appear to be corrupt. But, when I try to run the BDEADMIN.EXE, I get:'Exception EDBEngine in module BDEADMIN.EXE at 00054F92. Cannot find Engine configuration file.' - then Runtime error 216 at 0003399A. What next? 2008-03-13, 07:36:58 anonymous from Romania I have two networks in two different places, connected thru a VPN, and two SQL servers. I tried to link a server, from one of network , to a PC from another network using in BDE the server's IP and I got 'Cannot find Engine configuration file'. The servers work separately OK. What can I do? 2009-01-07, 10:34:47 Harjeet from London, United Kingdom Hey thanks I was getting same sort of error message for ' Agent Impact ' Software and correcting the permissions on idapi32.cfg corrected the problem. Thanks a lot... 2009-01-25, 18:44:04 (updated: 2009-01-25, 18:45:32) DavidB from United Kingdom This is one of the more useful threads I have found on this topic. Using the guidance here, I was able to trace my problems, which were slightly different to those described above. Basically, I was installing (my old version of) Delphi, and
CAP, 3.1, 20224, I/O, ENGINE, ENGINE, MODULE, INCORRECT Technote (troubleshooting) http://www.delphifaq.com/faq/delphi/database/f840.shtml Problem(Abstract) Cap 3.1 20003 Cannot find Engine 20224 Incorrect I/O module Resolving the problem This error is a direct result of a daughter board problem per http://www.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg21274731 Kofax. The daughter board wasn't seated properly. Once it was pinched tighter to the mother board the error was resolved. Historical Number 10003292 Product Alias/Synonym CAPTURE PROFESSIONAL Document information More support for: FileNet Capture Capture Professional Software version: 3.1 Operating system(s): Platform Independent Reference #: 1274731 Modified date: 2005-11-19 Site availability Site assistance Contact and feedback Need support? Submit feedback to IBM Support 1-800-IBM-7378 (USA) Directory of worldwide contacts Contact Privacy Terms of use Accessibility
component in the composite configuration. Level: 1 Type: ERROR Impact: Requests/Responses SOA-00001: Malformed WS Binding port. Missing '/' between service and port name Cause: Malformed webservice http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E15523_01/core.1111/e10113/chapter_soa_messages.htm binding component port configuration Action: Correct the port attribute for ws binding component in the composite configuration. Level: 1 Type: ERROR Impact: Requests/Responses SOA-00002: No service name found. Cause: http://help.sap.com/businessobject/product_guides/errors/12/0/en/html/ No service name found in webservice binding component configuration Action: Add the service name attribute for ws binding component in the composite configuration. Level: 1 Type: ERROR Impact: Requests/Responses cannot find SOA-00003: Number of SOAP body elements and parts do not match in operation: {0} Cause: Malformed SOAP request. Number of Parts in the soap body does not match with WSDL definition. Action: Correct the SOAP message. Level: 1 Type: ERROR Impact: Requests/Responses SOA-00004: Response message does not match output defined in the WSDL: output of operation "{0}" is cannot find engine null, but response message contains payload. Cause: SOAP response does not match WSDL definition. Action: Correct the SOAP message. Level: 1 Type: ERROR Impact: Requests/Responses SOA-00007: Unable to find service: {0} Cause: Specified service is not found in the WSDL. Action: Either correct the wsdl or the service name. Level: 1 Type: ERROR Impact: Requests/Responses SOA-00008: Unable to find port: {0} Cause: Specified port is not found in the WSDL. Action: Either correct the wsdl or the port name. Level: 1 Type: ERROR Impact: Requests/Responses SOA-00009: Unable to find operation: {0} Cause: Specified operation is not found in the WSDL. Action: Either correct the wsdl or the operation name. Level: 1 Type: ERROR Impact: Requests/Responses SOA-00010: Error in create Documentbuilder. Cause: Failure to create a new DocumentBuilder class. Action: Server configuration may have to be corrected. Level: 1 Type: ERROR Impact: Requests/Responses SOA-00011: Problem in parsing componentType {0}. Cause: Problem in parsing component type file. Action: Correct the component type file configuraiton. Level: 1 Type: ERROR Impact: Requests/Responses SOA-00012: Request message does