I have a couple of projects that contain a TDBISAMSession object.  The object name is sesMaterials and SessionName is 'Materials'.  
When I open the project I see several dialogs with the following message:  "Session name Materials is not valid."  I can hit "OK" through
each and then everything seems to be fine.  Is there a way to avoid the nuisance of the dialogs?

Frank


>I have a couple of projects that contain a TDBISAMSession object. The object name is sesMaterials and SessionName is 'Materials'.
>When I open the project I see several dialogs with the following message: "Session name Materials is not valid." I can hit "OK" through
>each and then everything seems to be fine. Is there a way to avoid the nuisance of the dialogs?

The best way is to find out what the problem is From what you've posted I don't think the error is coming from the session itself since there should only be one instance of a session with that name. Its more likely to be one or more of the components linked to the session or possibly you're trying to instantiate the session several times?

Roy Lambert [Team Elevate]

Frank,

<< I have a couple of projects that contain a TDBISAMSession object.  The
object name is sesMaterials and SessionName is 'Materials'.  When I open the
project I see several dialogs with the following message:  "Session name
Materials is not valid."  I can hit "OK" through each and then everything
seems to be fine.  Is there a way to avoid the nuisance of the dialogs? >>

Does your project contain open forms that contain DBISAM components whose
SessionName is set to 'Materials' ?  If so, then you need to make sure of
two things:

1) That the form or data module that contains the sesMaterials
TDBISAMSession component is also available on an open form or data module.

2) That the creation order of the DBISAM components on any form or data
module is set properly so that the session is created before any other
DBISAM components that may link to it via their SessionName property.

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Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com