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    Default Porting my program to another windows machine !

    I have a qt program that connects to a mysql database. Everything works fine, because I hace configure it to run with the database.

    Now, I move the whole program to another windows machine. The program runs because I have the needed .dlls with it, but.... the program cannot use the database. the message I get is:

    QMYSQL3 driver not loaded

    How can I load it in my new windows machine that does not have Qt installed in it ?

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    Default Re: Porting my program to another windows machine !

    Hi,

    maybe you have compiled the mysql-driver as a plugin, so you have to ship this dll with your application too.

    Lykurg

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