douglasP

Ok, followup. I had a -- it can't be that obvious -- moment. I built it specific for x64 and not Arm64 on both systems. duh. on the Mac it was in a VMware Fusion - Windows 11 pro Arm64 Session. Check - Worked on the Windows 11 pro Arm64 Developer Kit unit -- Check - worked. LOL! Have a great day! sorry to suck up 3 minutes of your time.

Just a general request. Anyone have a workaround or sample example for the InterBaseSql.EntityFrameworkCore.InterBase Version=10.0.3 nuget package for Microsoft Visual Studio 2022 on ARM processors? or is this just straight up not supported on arm64? I was just checking to see if this has a solved solution before I expend effort doing so. Baseline: I built a working app on an Lenovo - Intel Pentium Silver - Windows 11 pro that connects to a local IB service using the InterBaseSql.Data.InterBaseClient namespace. I setup the Interbase 2020 Dev Server on an Intel, MacMini with an M4pro, and the Microsoft Dev Kit Arm processor. the IB service works properly with IBConsole on all systems. I saved it to my Github and replicated the project to the other 2 systems. The error I get is the ibclient64 is not found. I placed it in the path of the app (recommended in other solutions on the web) and same result. System.Exception: Client library - ibclient64 not found. at InterBaseSql.Data.Client.Native.WindowsClient.LoadIBLibrary() at InterBaseSql.Data.Client.Native.IBClientFactory.GetGDSLibrary(IBServerType id) at InterBaseSql.Data.Client.Native.IBDatabase..ctor(IBServerType serverType, ConnectionString options) at InterBaseSql.Data.InterBaseClient.ClientFactory.CreateDatabase(ConnectionString options) at InterBaseSql.Data.InterBaseClient.IBConnectionInternal.Connect() at InterBaseSql.Data.InterBaseClient.IBConnection.Open() ...<snipped>... I just need to know if this is a known issue or are there steps I should be doing. I have the GitHub project for Embarcadero/IB.NetDataProvider and have started looking at it. I was just checking to see if this has a solved solution before I expend effort doing so. Didn't know where else to post this in this forum. Thanks, Douglas