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Fri, Jul 14 2006 10:29 AM | Permanent Link |
"C. Sunguray [Adana]" | I'm using a sesion named MySesion. MyDatabase.SessionName is
MySession.SessionName. MyTable.DatabasName is MyDatabase.DatabaseName. Why i set MyTable.SessionName to MyDatabase.SessionName. Why MyTable.SessionName could not use MyDatabase.SessionName automatically. C. Sunguray |
Fri, Jul 14 2006 2:51 PM | Permanent Link |
Tim Young [Elevate Software] Elevate Software, Inc. timyoung@elevatesoft.com | << I'm using a sesion named MySesion. MyDatabase.SessionName is
MySession.SessionName. MyTable.DatabasName is MyDatabase.DatabaseName. Why i set MyTable.SessionName to MyDatabase.SessionName. Why MyTable.SessionName could not use MyDatabase.SessionName automatically. >> Here's an illustration: MyTable.SessionName is blank (default Session) MyTable.DatabaseName is blank If you set MyTable.DatabaseName at this point to a database that is not in the default session, then DBISAM cannot automatically set the SessionName because it effectively can't see the database name. Also, it cannot assume at this point that you don't intend to change the MyTable.SessionName property also, so it just does nothing. It resolves everything when you activate the MyTable component, however, and raises an exception if necessary. -- Tim Young Elevate Software www.elevatesoft.com |
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