INFO: Visual Studio 97 Service Pack 2 ReadmeLast reviewed: March 17, 1998Article ID: Q172610 |
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Microsoft Visual Studio 97 Service Pack 2 ReadmeThe Microsoft Visual Studio 97 Service Pack 2 Readme contains the following sections:
Microsoft Visual Studio 97 Service Pack 2The Microsoft Visual Studio 97 Service Pack 2 includes all of the fixes in Service Pack 1 and upgrades the following Visual Studio applications:
Microsoft Visual Studio 97 (Professional and Enterprise Editions) Microsoft Visual Basic, version 5.0 (Professional and Enterprise Editions) Microsoft Visual C++, version 5.0 (Professional and Enterprise Editions) Microsoft Visual InterDev Microsoft Visual J++, version 1.1 Microsoft Visual SourceSafe, version 5.0 Microsoft Visual FoxPro, version 5.0 Microsoft Developer Network (MSDN) LibraryThese Visual Studio applications should be shut down before installing this Service Pack. Install this Service Pack whenever you have updated or changed any of the applications in Visual Studio to ensure that you have the latest fixes.
Installing the Microsoft Visual Studio 97 Service Pack 2To install the Service Pack, insert the compact disc into your computer's CD-ROM drive. If you have downloaded and decompressed the Service Pack, or if the Service Pack Setup does not automatically launch, go to the root directory of the Service Pack and run Setup. The setup.exe will detect the language of your computer's operating system and run one of the following setups:
\fra\setup (French) \deu\setup (German) \enu\setup (English) \jpn\setup (Japanese) \esp\setup (Spanish) \kor\setup (Korean) \chs\setup (Simplified Chinese) \cht\setup (Traditional Chinese) \ita\setup (Italian)The Service Pack Setup detects any installed Visual Studio applications and the specific languages those applications use. (Files are checked for language, determined by the operating system settings and the individual file settings.) This Service Pack supports the following languages: Czech, English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, and Traditional Chinese. During the installation, the Service Pack displays the files to be installed or updated based on the installed applications detected. After updating your installation of any of the Visual Studio applications, the Service Pack appends any actions to the VS97SP2.log file, which is stored in the root directory of the drive where Windows is installed. If you run the Service Pack again, any additional file updates are appended to the end of the log file. Determining the Files That Setup Installs Setup does not install all the files included in this Service Pack on your computer. If the file does not exist already on your computer, in most cases Setup will not install an update for it. Setup does not make any entries in the log for files that are not present. If the file on your computer is a more recent version than the one in the Service Pack, Setup will not update the file on your computer. The setup log will state "File is up to date" for each file on your computer that is the same version or more recent than what is on the Service Pack. Some .cab files are included in the Service Pack for redistribution only. Setup does not install them as part of the product update. You must copy them from the compact disc as needed. Interpreting the Setup Log File Setup will perform one of two actions for each file in its file list. If Setup detects that a file is not installed on your computer and the file is not required, Setup will neither install it nor create a report in the log. Otherwise, Setup will report in the log one of the following conditions for each file in its list:
Updating Files You Previously Modified The primary way Setup determines which files to replace is by checking the version information in a file's resources. However, some files, such as text files and non-binary files, have no resource information. In these cases, Setup uses the time stamp to determine which files need to be replaced. If you have altered the time stamp on any of the Visual Studio component text files or files that do not have version information, then Setup may not replace those files. Source files and header files are examples of some files you might have changed. Please check the setup log to determine which files have been updated. You must evaluate each of the files that is not updated to determine whether you should use the Service Pack version. Determining the Update History of the Products Based on File Versions To determine which updates have been made since the initial release of a product, you will need to examine the version number in the properties of one or more files. To determine the update status of a product:
Version on
Product Files Release SP1 SP2
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Visual Basic 5.0 setupwiz.exe 5.00.3716 5.00.3905 5.00.3905
vb5ide.dll 5.00.3724 --- 5.00.4319
Visual C++ 5.0 link.exe 5.00.7022 5.02.7132 5.02.7132
eecxx.dll 5.00.7122 --- 5.00.7198
Visual InterDev 1.0 devisws.pkg 5.00.7022 5.00.7087 No update
Visual J++ 1.1 devjava.pkg 5.00.7022 5.00.7128 5.00.7128
devdbg.pkg 5.00.7022 5.00.7128 5.00.7198
Visual SourceSafe 5.0 ssscc.dll 5.00.2218 5.00.2219 5.00.2220
Visual FoxPro 5.0 vfp.exe Build 402 No update Build 412
NOTE: "No update" means that the product has no updates in the Service
Pack. Also note that even for updated products, some of the files did not
change from one service pack to the next.
The InfoViewer tool is used to display online help for Visual Studio and MSDN. It has also been updated several times.
Version on Files Release MSDN April SP1 MSDN July SP2 --------------------------------------------------------------------- ivauto.dll 5.00.7022 5.00.7022 5.00.7055 5.00.7055 5.00.7198 deviv.pkg 5.00.7022 5.00.7022 --- 5.00.7022 5.00.7198Uninstalling the Visual Studio 97 Service Pack The Service Pack cannot be uninstalled independently of the product tools being updated. To uninstall the Service Pack updates to a Visual Studio 97 tool, such as Visual C++ or Visual Basic, you must uninstall the tool. The Service Pack updates will be uninstalled with it. Then, reinstall the tools without the updates. Because many interdependent components of the Visual Studio 97 tools are simultaneously updated by the Service Pack, the products may become unstable if you roll back of some of the updates, or if you run Setup in maintenance mode from the original product compact disc. This instability can occur because of the combination of files that are updated and files that are not updated. To avoid an unstable combination of updated and old files, you must remove all of the Visual Studio 97 tools completely if you want to remove the Service Pack updates or if you want to remove parts of the product. If you had not installed everything in your Visual Studio suite before applying the Service Pack and you now want to add some of the remaining components, make the additions first, then apply the Service Pack.
Notes on Fixes in the Visual Studio Service Pack 2Microsoft Visual Studio 97 Service Pack 2 includes all of the fixes in Service Pack 1. NOTE: Do not use the Microsoft Utility RegClean 4.1 with Visual Studio or any Visual Studio Applications. If you run RegClean 4.1 (build 97.71), you might find (if you have Visual C++ Enterprise or Visual Basic Enterprise installed) that the Database Designer no longer works, or (if you have Visual InterDev installed) the Database Designer and LinkView tools no longer work. If you have run RegClean, then reinstall the Visual Studio applications as appropriate. Active Server Pages (ASP) Browser Component Does Not Recognize the Browser If you are installing a new release of Microsoft Internet Explorer or Netscape Navigator, the ASP browser component object may not work in Visual Studio. The string identifying the browser may not be present in the browsecap.ini file, which is located on the Web server. The solution is to either manually change the file or download a newer version of the file from the Internet Information Server (IIS) Web site. The version of the browsecap.ini file that currently ships with the Visual InterDev server components does not recognize Microsoft Internet Explorer 3.02 as a valid browser. This results in an error when running an .asp page using the browser component in Microsoft Internet Explorer 3.02. An updated version of the browsecap.ini file as well as a 1.0b updated version of Active Server Pages is available at: http://www.microsoft.com/iis/. Once there, click the "get IIS" button and choose "Other free software," then "Updates for IIS." Choose a new compressed or uncompressed browsecap.ini file to download. A full download of Active Server Pages English 1.0b is available under "get iis" as well. The 1.0b English version provides full DBCS enabling and some fixes. Updates to SQL Server and Visual Database Tools You must download SQL Server Service Pack 3 for working with Visual Database Tools and/or Visual InterDev. The SQL Server Service Pack 3 is available at: http://www.microsoft.com/sql/ServicePak.htm. SQL Server Service Pack 3 fixes several issues with the relational engine of Visual Database Tools including:
Microsoft Internet Explorer Security Options and InfoViewer InfoViewer, the integrated online documentation viewer included with MSDN and Visual Studio, relies on the Microsoft Internet Explorer security settings for active content. The online documentation included with MSDN and Visual Studio includes some active content. If you set your Microsoft Internet Explorer security's maximum security options while browsing the World Wide Web, some types of hyperlinks in your online documentation will not work. Allowing Microsoft Internet Explorer to download an ActiveX control and then automatically executing the downloaded code is a legitimate security concern. However, you can protect against this problem and still use the online documentation included with MSDN and Visual Studio. To do so, complete the following steps.
Customers of Visual C++ for Windows CE may experience problems with the Visual Studio family of products. If you want to install any part of the Visual Studio Service Pack, please uninstall Visual C++ for Windows CE first. If you encounter any problems using Visual C++ for Windows CE with Visual Studio, please call Visual C++ for Windows CE product support. If further information becomes available, it will be posted on the web site for Visual Studio 97 Service Packs (http://www.microsoft.com/vstudio/sp/) and in the Knowledge Base (available on the web at http://www.microsoft.com/kb/). Updating Visual C++ .map Files Visual Studio 97 Service Pack 2 updates the following .map files if you installed them in your system or system32 directory with Visual C++ 5.0. If you installed these .map files to a different location, used some derivative of these files, or used the .map files directly from the Visual C++ 5.0 compact disc, you will need to update these files manually or reference them directly from the Service Pack 2 compact disc. You can find the Service Pack 2 updates to these files in the \all\vc\debug directory on the Visual Studio Service 97 Pack 2 compact disc:
Mfc42.map Mfc42d.map Mfc42u.map Mfc42ud.map Mfcd42d.map Mfcn42d.map Mfcn42ud.map Mfco42d.map Mfco42ud.mapMicrosoft Transaction Server Updates This Service Pack does not include any updates to the Microsoft Transaction Server. To gain access to the Microsoft Transaction Server service packs released since it shipped with the Enterprise Editions of Visual Studio 97, Visual Basic 5.0, and Visual C++ 5.0, go to http://www.microsoft.com/support/transaction/. This site contains pointers to Microsoft Transaction Server 1.1 for x86, Service Pack 2 for Digital Alpha, and the Microsoft Transaction Server SDK beta. InstallShield Express for Japanese Visual C++ 5.0 The additional files required for the custom edition of InstallShield Express that is included with the Japanese release of Visual C++ 5.0 are now available. Please refer to \jpn\IShield\readme.txt for details.
Finding More Information on Issues Resolved with This Service PackThe Microsoft Knowledge Base contains articles that provide more in-depth information about the Visual Studio issues that are fixed in this Service Pack. To locate these articles, go to http://www.microsoft.com/kb and follow the instructions below to build a query. To build a Visual Studio Service Pack query:
VS97FixlistSP2 and not VS97FixlistSP1For a file containing all of the text from all of the Knowledge Base articles, look on the web site for Visual Studio 97 Service Packs: http://www.microsoft.com/vstudio/sp/. InfoViewer KB Articles Service Pack 1 fixes some problems with saving samples to directories that contain high-ASCII characters in the path.
Q168264 Copying Samples to a Dir with High ASCII Stops File I/O Q168265 Error "Microsoft Jscript error" After Copying SampleService Pack 2 fixes a bug preventing the download of samples with certain versions of Microsoft Internet Explorer. It also fixes a search results- related performance problem in which Developer Studio sometimes uses 100 percent of idle time. The Service Pack fixes a bug that causes repeated "Merging keywords" for anyone who does not have administrator privileges in Windows NT. It fixes a limitation on the total number of InfoViewer titles.
Q171844 InfoViewer Cannot Download Samples if IE4.0 is Installed Q171845 Results List Uses 100% of CPU on Idle Q171846 Limit on the Total Number of InfoViewer Titles Q171847 Merging Keywords for Search Requires Admin PrivilegesVisual Basic 5.0 KB Articles For a more thorough discussion of Visual Basic 5.0 fixes in Service Pack 2, go to the end of this file where the Visual Basic 5.0 Service Pack 2 Readme is appended. The Service Packs address problems in dbgrid32.ocx, msrdc20.ocx, and msrdo20.dll related to data-binding and other issues. Also included are fixes for the incompatibility problems with comctl32.ocx. There is also an update to the Visual Basic 5.0 Setup Kit and some of the .cab files for the ActiveX component download. These .cab files are not installed by the Visual Studio Service Pack but are included on the Service Pack compact disc.
Q167122 FindItem Method of ListView Incorrectly Returns an Error Q167123 COMCTL32.OCX Is Binary Incompatible with Previous Version Q167947 ODBC CAB File Does Not Install 16-bit ODBC Files Q167948 Internet Component Download Fails After Using Setup Toolkit Q167950 DAO Internet Component Download Fails to Install Q167951 AUTMGR32.EXE Fails After Component Download Q168153 DBGrid Bound to RDC Displays a Single Row After MoveLast Q168155 Crash When Resizing Column of Split DBGrid Q168156 DBGrid Bound to RDC Displays Small ResultSets Incorrectly Q168157 Problems Binding Multiple Controls to RDC 2.0 Q168158 Can't Close Resultset if DBGrid Bound to RDC Q168159 DBCombo Updates Incorrectly When Using RDC Bound ListSource Q168160 Error on Update After AddNew With RDC and Bound Controls Q168161 Distributed Transaction Fails On Subsequent Runs Q168162 RDO Move 0 Fails to Refresh Record Q168163 Memory Leak When Calling UserConnection Query Event Q169302 Get_Item() Does Not Return Error When Property Not Found Q169303 Get_Item() Doesn't Find Property Defined on Ancestor Iface Q169304 Errors Occur When Getting Property of VB Project: Crashes Q169305 Repository Error after Halting Execution in Break-mode Edit Q169306 ReComputeRepository GPFs if Passed Non-existent DB Name Q169307 RepUtil:CompactJetRepository Doesn't Work with DSN Name Q169308 CompactJetRepository Only Recognizes Lowercase Jet db Names Q169309 Adding ActiveX Designer/Userconnection Results in Shutdown Q169331 RecomputeRepos: Won't Work with Database Created by UML.DLL Q169332 Changing Obj Name Before Saving Results in Repository Error Q169333 Engine: Collection Not Updated After Removing an Item Q169334 IRepos::Get_Name() Returns Error if Called on a Property Q169335 CDatabase::InsRelshipRow Does Not Release Collection Obj Q169336 Engine Item Method Takes Parameter Type of IntID Q169337 Unable To Remove a Relationship from Collection with OBJID Q169339 RepUtil.DLL Doesn't Contain Version or Copyright InformationService Pack 2 fixes:
Q166908 ScaleMode for Printer Object Can't Create Custom Scale Q167107 Missing Controls on the SSTAB Control Tabs Q167165 Too Many Controls on a Form May Crash Visual Basic IDE Q167213 Invalid Page Fault When Shutting Down Visual Basic 5.0 Q167346 GPF Occurs When Starting Visual Basic 5.0 Q167706 Internet Transfer Control 5.0 "POST" Request Doesn't Work Q167735 Setting Printer to Item in the Printers Collection Fails Q168290 GPF When Setting Font of Multi-selected Controls Q168744 Printer May Lose Font Attributes Q168766 Internet Transfer Control Fails on Case-Sensitive Server Q168792 Statusbar Time Panel May Not Update Properly Q171470 Resize Event Not Fired When UserControl Copied and Pasted Q171471 VB-Created Controls Fail to Print with UserControl_Paint Q171472 Toggling PortOpen w/MSCOMM32.OCX Leaks Memory on Win95 Q171473 MCI32.OCX Does Not Save Recorded .WAV Files Q171474 Path Problems Using Project on Network Server Q171475 RichTextBox Cleared When BorderStyle Changes at Run-Time Q171476 Masked Edit Control Right-Aligned with NT 4.0 SP3 Q171477 Format Menu Options Can Crash Visual Basic 5.0 Q171478 Cannot Set Width/Height of UserControl in Resize Event Q171479 Mod 0 Causes an IPF or Access Violation Q171480 Setting SelAlignment Property Does Not Affect RichTextBox Q171481 Cannot Set the Enabled Property of an UpDown Control Q171482 Crash When Enum Name Referred to Incorrectly Q171483 Crash When Rebuilding EXE Containing UserControl Q171484 Code Module Window Displayed Transparently in SDI Q171485 Visual Basic 5.0 Title Bar Paints Incorrectly Q171486 Crash Sometimes Occurs with Cursor over Toolbox Q171487 Crash When Assigning Uninitialized Object to Tag Q171488 Val Function Recognizes System Decimal Symbol Q171489 Use of Implements and Public Constants Crashes Compiler Q171490 Crash After Toggling Folders in ActiveX EXE Project Q171491 Mouse Button Value Is Always 4 in MouseUp Event of SSTab Q171492 ActiveX Control Incorrectly Reports ScaleWidth/ScaleHeight Q171493 Viewing Property Pages and Exiting Causes Memory Leak Q171494 MouseUp Event Not Triggered in DblClick w/Comctl32 Q171495 Get Statement Not Working Correctly with Large UDT Q171496 Bad Filename or Number with Get of UDT Q171497 ListView in PictureBox on Tabbed Dialog Disappears Q171498 Screen Turns Black When Compiling Q171499 IDE Doesn't Show Topics of OCX Help Files Correctly Q171500 ATL Controls Without IPropertyNotifySink Cause IPF in VB5 Q171501 User Control Moves When Width/Height Is Set in Container Q171502 Crash with Watch on UserControl When Stop is Encountered Q171504 Problems Setting PropertyPage Caption Property Q171505 VB5 IDE Disappears or IPFs When "End" Button Is Pressed Q171506 OLE Drag/Drop of ListView Control Fails Q171507 VB GPFs When Selecting Align/Lefts from the Format Menu Q171508 Add-ins May Cause Menu Corruption When Exiting Visual Basic Q171509 Access Violation on NT4.0 on Multi-line Textbox Q171510 Setting Font Property Causes Error 438 with RichTextBox Q171511 Controls in Frame/PictureBox Do Not Repaint in Design Mode Q171512 UserControls on Property Pages Do Not Trigger Focus Events Q171513 Cannot Drag a Nested UserControl with Automatic DragMode Q171514 Visual Basic 5.0 Crashes When Shutting Down Forms Q171515 Crash on Customization of Design Environment Menus Q171516 ActiveX Document DLL Causes GPF When Unloading Modal Form Q171517 Animation Control Prints Incorrectly at Design-Time Q171518 Controls May Not Print When Printing Form at Design Time Q171519 Removing Function Causes Binary Compatibility Error Q171520 Unable to Set Binary Compatibility with Class Module Q171521 Non-Creatable Class Causes Loss of Binary Compatibility Q171522 Enums in Public Procedures Cause Binary Compatibility Error Q171523 Reference to Missing Member in Enum Definition Causes Crash Q171524 Ambiguous Names Generate Incorrect Error Message Q171525 ListView Causes IPF When Accessing ColumnHeaders Property Q171526 Setting Enabled=False for TreeView Causes Paint Problems Q171527 Causing a ListView Control to Paint Causes an IPF Q171528 Using "Unload Me" in a Listbox Causes Crash Q171529 Can't Open a Project Group from the Root Directory Q171530 Crash on Data Tip After Enum Name Changed Q171531 IPF When Changing Project Name With Binary Compatibility Q171532 Crash Stepping Thru Code After Using Locals/Watch Window Q171533 ActiveX EXE Crashes VB5 When Set to Binary Compatibility Q171575 RISC: CByte Doesn't Fail on Negative Values on Native Exe Q171576 RISC: AddressOf Doesn't Behave Properly in IDE/PCode Exe Q171577 Using Set for ListItem's SubItem Results in GPF Q171795 RDC Error Calling UpdateRow After Resultset.AddNew Q171796 Problems When Running Asynchronous Queries with RDO 2.0 Q171797 VB5 DBCombo May Display Wrong Column for RDC 1.0 Q171798 DBCombo Click Event Fires During Form Load Q171799 RDO May Incorrectly Handle Locking Conflicts in Transaction Q171800 Unexpected Shutdown When Using Bound Controls Q171801 Bound Controls Built in VB5 Do Not Work in VB4 IDE Q171802 Problems Updating Using DBCombo When ListField = DataField Q171803 Problems Retrieving VB 5.0 Projects from Visual SourceSafe Q171804 Change Event Not Fired When Selecting an Item in DBCombo Q171805 Problems Binding Controls To Nonexistent Data Control Q171806 Memory Leak When RDC Bound to OLE Container Control Q171807 Selected Tab Changes After Removing Tab in Tabstrip Q171808 MDI Child Form Does Not Become Active Q171809 Memory Leak When Setting the ForeColor of a VB5 Object Q171810 Invoking the Visual Component Manager asserts in Exutil Q171811 Cannot see relationship collection on an interface with Tab Q171812 Run-Time Error When DataObject Passed As Object Q171813 IPF in MSO97RT.DLL When Starting Visual Basic Q171814 System Menu Appears When MouseDown Event Invokes a Drag Q171815 Printer.TextWidth Returning Inconsistent Results in IDE Q171816 IPF Opening or Saving Form with Tab Cont Q171817 UserControl Cannot Read ContainedControls in Visual FoxPro Q171818 IDE Crashes When Repeatedly Placing a Control on a Form Q171819 Invalid Enum Value Causes Incompatible Binary Compatible Q171820 ListView ListItems Don't Refresh When ColumnHeaders Cleared Q171821 Memory Leak When Repeatedly Changing Toolbar Button Width Q171822 Adding a Routine to UserControl in Break Mode Causes Crash Q171823 Application Error When Using Implements on Hyperlink Object Q171824 Crash in INET Control Downloading Page Multiple Times Q171825 Tabbing Problems Using ActiveX Document in a Frame Q171826 Tabbing Problems with Controls Contained with Controls Q171827 Printing userdrawn usercontrol in IE Doesn't Work Q171828 Using OpenURL Doesn't Download Complete Files Q171829 GetChunk Freezes Unless Other Events Happening Q171830 ActiveX Document Menu Changing Places Q171831 IObjectSafety Implemented in Toolbar and CmDialog Controls Q171832 Statement Builder Can Cause the Object Browser to Crash Q171833 Statement Builder Crashes Referencing GlobalMultiUse Server Q171834 Crash When UserControl Accesses Members of ParentControls Q171835 Crash When Viewing Data Tips on ParamArray Q171836 Crash When Viewing API Properties in Object Browser Q171837 Run-time Error 6 "Overflow When Compiled to Native Code" Q171838 Crash Compiling Native Code for Assignment of Variant Array Q171839 Crash When Compiling a Call to a UserControl Function Q171840 Corrupt Project Error Opening One Project After Another Q171841 Dragging Multiple Controls on a Form May Cause Crash Q171842 GetSetting Function Is Leaking Handles Q171843 Winsock Control Leaks Memory When UnloadedVisual C++ KB Articles Service Pack 1 addresses the following issues.
Q165792 MSDEV.EXE Application Error When Building an Application Q166282 C2440 Caused by Template Function with Const Pointer Q166285 MSDEV Crashes When Converting VC++ 4.0 Projects Q166718 C1001 from Conditional Operator in Initializer Q167423 CRecordset Members Not in "Add Member Variable" Dialog Box Q167845 Class Wizard Deletes Source Files Q167994 Cvpack INTERNAL ERROR When Linking Large Projects Q168007 Remote Debugging Very Slow in Visual C++ Version 5.0The fixes for the Active Template Library (ATL) shown below address the most commonly reported issues: MBCS compatibility, container compatibility issues, and internal coding errors in ATL.
Q167340 ATL Control Causes Access Violation in Visual Basic 5.0 Q167526 ATL Control May Cause An Access Violation Q167949 OnWindowMessage Returns BOOL for HRESULTThe compiler fixes shown below address the most commonly reported COM issues. These issues include: support for VB-created controls, internal coding issues in the COM headers, and problems related to smart pointers and reference counting. Additionally, there are fixes for templates that contain improper propagation of the "const" qualifier, and fixes for a problem of forcing instantiation of all template member functions regardless of whether they were actually used. There were also reported problems with either floating point optimizations, the global optimizer (/Og) or both. All these reported issues have been addressed in this Service Pack.
Q151491 copy() Member of bstrt in COMUTL.H Doesn't Copy Q151499 Compiler Performs Illegal Sign Conversion Optimization Q151500 /Og Causes vfptr Initialization Problems Q166721 C2784 On < Operator When Instantiating an ATL Container Q167967 /Og Increments the Index of a Loop Too Soon. Q167995 Calling a Function Returning double May Not pop FPU Stack Q167996 /Og Causes Invalid Double Result Returned from Function Q168003 Function Prototypes in comutil.h Missing Calling Convention Q168008 C2166: Incorrect Type Deduction for Template Parameter Q168009 Smartptr Property in Interface Causes C2512 Error Q168010 /Od May Generate Destructor for Unconstructed Temp Object Q168011 C1001, file 'fppeeps.c', line 394, Caused By /Og Q168012 Incorrect Code Generated When Using Floating-Point and /Og Q168028 C2955: Caused By the "using" Declaration Q168029 Global Optimizations (/Og) May Cause the Compiler to Hang Q168079 _com_ptr_t::operator=(const _variant_t&) AddRefs Twice Q168111 #import Does Not Compensate for Gaps in vtableListed below is a Linker fix that corrects a reported problem that ICF (Identical COMDAT Folding) was causing severe build-time losses. The fix also removes limits being imposed on the size of an executable and raises the maximum size of the .ilk file used by the linker to 64 MB.
Q151501 Linking Large Projects Can Be Very SlowThe fixes for the Microsoft Foundation Classes (MFC) listed below deal with the most commonly reported issues that prevent binary compatibility with MFC 4.2 (shipped with Visual C++ 4.2). These issues include unintended dependencies on the latest comctl32.dll, the 3.0 version of odbc32.dll, threading issues, and internal coding errors in MFC.
Q164813 Web Browser Control Hangs in CFormView Q167423 CRecordset Members Not in "Add Member Variable" Dialog Box Q167650 Problems with ToolTips on Windows 95 Q167692 Assertion Line 257 in File DlgProp.cpp Q167693 MFC Application Hangs on Multiprocessor Machine Q167731 Access Violation When Connecting in MFC ODBC Application Q168004 "Unable to Initialize DAO/Jet db Engine" Error Q169484 CString::MakeUpper and MakeLower Don't Work with Some CharService Pack 2 fixes some debugger issues. The debugger now evaluates compiler-generated strings longer than 128 characters (this usually takes place when you are debugging templates, such as STL) without encountering an access violation. Also, the debugger now starts smoothly in configurations that have Visual Test and Visual C++ integrated.
Q171848 Source Control Info Not Preserved During Project Conversion Q171849 Debugger Hangs When Very Long STL Symbol in Watch WindowVisual Database Tools KB Articles
Q168295 Updating Single Row Replaces Data in All Rows of a CursorVisual FoxPro KB Articles Service Pack 2 fixes the access violation error problem when running a form with a grid repeatedly under Windows NT 4.0. OLE automation with Word 97 issues have been addressed. Some of the report printing and preview problems under Windows NT also have been fixed.
Q156322 RETURN TO Procedurename Command Doesn't Work in Forms Q156788 Report Print Preview Illegible Under Windows NT Q168277 Access Violation Running Form With Grid Repeatedly on NT 4 Q168523 Report Fails When Printing Under Windows NT 4.0 Q169565 Type Mismatch Using OLE Automation to Word 97Service Pack 2 fixes the Anomaly Tracking System (ATS) so that it does not display the 'Option under construction' message when action items are selected.
Q168193 'Option under construction' Message Appears in ATSVisual InterDev KB Articles Service Pack 1 fixes various wizard problems. The Service Pack also fixes a bug that destroys data in situations when FrontPage editor, which comes with Visual InterDev, is used.
Q165834 Can't Set Permissions Back to Root Web Permissions Q167267 New Devisws.pkg for 0-Byte File Save Problem Q167836 DataForm Wizard Not Sizing Column Width Properly For DBCS Q167846 Reserved Error When Running DataForm Wizard Against Access Q168269 MSWC BrowserType Control Does Not Recognize IE 3.02 Q168270 Update Error When Updating Sybase Table From ASP Q168271 Sybase Cursor Can't Scroll Back in DF Wizard Created Form Q168272 GPF When Refreshing a Project Containing Sybase Connection Q168273 Invalid Operation When Deleting the End Sybase Record Q168274 GPF When Selecting .ALX Files in Template Wizard Q168275 Corrupted Dialog Titles in Japanese Version Q168296 GPF When Expanding Links in Japanese Version of VI Q168297 Data Connection Icons Not Displayed for global.asaVisual J++ KB Articles Service Pack 1 contains fixes that will enable customers to debug Java applets running on Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0 (but not on Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0 Preview Release 1). If you are running Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0 Preview Release 1, you should upgrade to Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0 Preview Release 2, which is available now on the web site http://www.microsoft.com/ie/ie40. For multi-processor machines, Service Pack 1 fixes a scenario that resulted in a fault. It also fixes an isolated case in which ClassView did not display any information.
Q167719 JavaTLB gives an Internal Compiler Error With VBCCE Control Q167720 Saving Java File on Multi-Processor Machine Crashes MSDEV Q167828 Cannot Access the ClassView Information File Error Q167998 Cannot Debug Visual J++ Programs on IE 4.0 Pre-ReleaseSee Visual C++ KB Articles for Service Pack 2 fixes that may affect Visual J++ users. Visual SourceSafe KB Articles Service Pack 1 contains five fixes for Visual SourceSafe: the deployment of files placed in the parent directory to a UNIX Server; movement of random characters to the end of the file after SourceSafe editor is used; incomplete check in of files in Visual Basic or Visual C++ when keyword expansion is enabled; corruption of Rights.dat after adding rights by project; and slowdown of analyze and appearance of hanging on large databases.
Q165776 Admin Cannot See Files With Project Security Enabled Q166469 Multiple Check In Fails with Keyword Expansion Q167273 VSS Editor/Viewer Removing or Replacing Characters Q167274 Analyze May Hang or Crash When Running on Large Databases Q167737 Deploy to a Unix Server Via FTP FailsService Pack 2 contains Visual SourceSafe fixes for a memory leak in the Visual Studio integration, and an access violation in Analyze, a developer tools integration issue where files like Status.dat are needlessly kept open.
Q171534 Source Code Control Integration Holds .dat Files Open Q171535 ANALYZE Crashes When No Log Entries Found in Log FileNOTE: the original and incorrect title to Q171535 was: "ANALYZE Application Error When Directory Not Found".
Welcome to Visual Basic 5.0 Service Pack 2Visual Basic 5.0 Service Pack 2 is an update to Visual Basic Version 5.0 Professional and Enterprise editions. It enables apartment-model threading for Visual Basic projects that contain user interface elements, such as forms and controls. Documentation The apartment-model threading enhancement in Visual Basic 5.0 Service Pack 2 is explained in vb5sp2.htm (vb5sp2.wri on some systems). This file contains information supplementing the Books Online documentation you received as part of your licensed copy of Visual Basic. Bug Fixes The Microsoft Visual Basic team closely monitored feedback from programmers after Visual Basic 5.0 shipped. Every effort was made to reproduce and fix the most serious and commonly reported problems. Visual Basic 5.0 Service Pack 2 fixes problems with the development environment, the Printer object, the Internet Transfer control, and many of the other controls and libraries that ship with Visual Basic 5.0. The Visual Basic team made every effort to ensure backward compatibility with shared components. Development environment: Visual Basic 5.0 Service Pack 2 resolves several stability problems in the development environment, including crashes that sometimes occurred when moving the mouse cursor over the toolbox, when setting the Font properties of multiple controls, and when using the Format menu options to align controls. Printer object: Setting the Printer object to an item in the Printers collection will now switch the default printer. You can now set a user- defined scale mode for the Printer object by changing the ScaleWidth and ScaleHeight properties. Font attributes are no longer lost when calling the NewPage method. Internet Transfer control: POST now works. Problems with missing or garbled data have been fixed. The control no longer converts file names to upper case when sending out a request, thus eliminating reported problems accessing case-sensitive servers. For a complete list of bug fixes included in Visual Basic 5.0 Service Pack 2, search the Microsoft Knowledge Base at http://www.microsoft.com/kb for articles containing the keyword VB5FixlistSP2. Dependency List Visual Basic 5.0 Service Pack 2 includes a new master dependency file (vb5dep.ini), which is installed in the Setupkit directory. The existing dependency file is renamed ~vb5dep.sp2. Removing Visual Basic 5.0 Service Pack 2 and Restoring Visual Basic 5.0 Visual Basic 5.0 Service Pack 2 modifies Visual Basic 5.0 by replacing some files and updating system information. To remove SP2, you must open the Control Panel and use the Add/Remove Software tool to remove Visual Basic 5.0 from your system. Manually delete any remaining SP2 files before reinstalling Visual Basic 5.0. (For a complete list of files included with SP2, see the SP2 documentation file - vb5sp2.htm or vb5sp2.wri.)
REFERENCESFor additional information, please see the following articles in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
ARTICLE-ID: Q170365 TITLE : INFO: Visual Studio 97 Service Packs - What, Where, and Why ARTICLE-ID: Q170367 TITLE : HOWTO: Determine VS97 Service Pack Updates in a Product ARTICLE-ID: Q171554 TITLE : INFO: Visual Basic 5.0 Fixes in Visual Studio 97 Service Pack 2 ARTICLE-ID: Q175869 TITLE : INFO: Troubleshooting the Visual Studio Service Pack 2 DownloadThe equivalent of this article for the Visual Studio 97 Service Pack 1 is:
ARTICLE-ID: Q170366 TITLE : INFO: Visual Studio 97 Service Pack 1 Readme Keywords : kbreadme VS97FixlistSP2 VS97FixlistSP1 VS97FixlistSP3 kbreadme Version : WINDOWS:1.0,1.1,5.0,5.0a; WINDOWS NT:5.0,97sp2 Platform : WINDOWS Issue type : kbinfo Solution Type : kbservicepack |
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