No connection to perforce SCC in application

Hi,
in my project i am using Perforce as source code control provider. Currently i can check-out and check-in VIs in the projectexplorer. Also i can check-out and check-in different files programmatically with the Labview SCC-VIs. This works fine in Development mode but in my built application an error occures: The Open SCC Proveder.vi returns -2983 (No access to source control provider).
I already copied the SCC Tokens SCCConfigData, SCCProviderName, SCCProviderLocation from the Labview.ini to my project.ini.
Michael

I would start by including Either the P4CMD directory "....vi.lib\SourcControl\Providers\P4CMD"
or the WinCI directory "....vi.lib\SourcControl\Providers\WinCI"
depending on which interface you have your SCC configuration set up to. The SCC vis make dynamic calls to the various providers required to
support the different SCC platforms and thus need the specific provider
files specified discretely. The Report Generation Toolkit works very
similarly to this.
This will most likely solve the issue.

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