Hi,

I encountered a weird problem:

( first the software and hardware details)
2 pc's : "server"  and "workstation" (ws)
both: XP
peer-to-peer network
dbisam 4.24 build 1


the problem:

on the ws I can see the server pc, the map with our application anth the
data map within in with the dbisam files.
I even can open a dbisam.dat file with notebook (and I was very careful not
to write in it this way)
with our application I'll get a dbisam 11010 error when I try to open a
table.

notes:  the networkname is 12 char long (all alphanumeric),
but even with a mapping of c:\app\data on the server to M:\data on the ws
will not solve the problem.

of course on the server pc I can freely do everything in my application
without problems.

on the server I have put all rights to sharing on the c:\app with all the
subdirectories.

we have several customers with a peer-to-peer network and nowhere we have
this strange problem.


can someone give me a hint to solve this ???

regards and thanks in advance,


Erik

Erik wrote:

> the problem:
>
> on the ws I can see the server pc, the map with our application anth
> the data map within in with the dbisam files.  I even can open a
> dbisam.dat file with notebook (and I was very careful not to write in
> it this way) with our application I'll get a dbisam 11010 error when
> I try to open a table.


Sounds like you are attempting to open the database connection before
it is properly initialized.  Make sure that all properties are set
before attempting to connect.

--
David Farrell-Garcia
Whidbey Island Software, LLC

Hi David,

I use the same appl. with hundreds of customers, at least 100 with a p-2-p
network.
Nobody else is complaining.....



Erik

"David Farrell-Garcia" <davidF@NoStinkingSpamWhidbeyIslandSoftware.com>
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> Erik wrote:
>
>> the problem:
>>
>> on the ws I can see the server pc, the map with our application anth
>> the data map within in with the dbisam files.  I even can open a
>> dbisam.dat file with notebook (and I was very careful not to write in
>> it this way) with our application I'll get a dbisam 11010 error when
>> I try to open a table.
>
>
> Sounds like you are attempting to open the database connection before
> it is properly initialized.  Make sure that all properties are set
> before attempting to connect.
>
> --
> David Farrell-Garcia
> Whidbey Island Software, LLC

Erik,

<< on the ws I can see the server pc, the map with our application anth the
data map within in with the dbisam files.I even can open a dbisam.dat file
with notebook (and I was very careful not to write in it this way) with our
application I'll get a dbisam 11010 error when I try to open a
table. >>

Can you open one of the tables using the DBSYS utility from the workstation
?  If so, then there is obviously a difference in the path being used by the
application when trying to open the tables.

--
Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

Hi Tim,

I wasn't able to try this. I'll have to make an appointment, so an answer
will need some time.


Erik



"Tim Young [Elevate Software]" <timyoung@elevatesoft.com> schreef in bericht
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> Erik,
>
> << on the ws I can see the server pc, the map with our application anth
> the data map within in with the dbisam files.I even can open a dbisam.dat
> file with notebook (and I was very careful not to write in it this way)
> with our application I'll get a dbisam 11010 error when I try to open a
> table. >>
>
> Can you open one of the tables using the DBSYS utility from the
> workstation ?  If so, then there is obviously a difference in the path
> being used by the application when trying to open the tables.
>
> --
> Tim Young
> Elevate Software
> www.elevatesoft.com
>