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Thread Accessing Memory Tables
Tue, Jan 23 2007 8:07 PMPermanent Link

"Adam H."
Hi,

I have an application that usually runs a connection type via stLocal.
Within this app, I perform a Query that selects a variety of fields into a
memory table. After the query has opened, I close the query, and then Open a
TDBISamTable that points to that memory table. This works fine.

Howveer, when I try to run the application via stRemote, the memory table is
deleted as soon as I close the query. (When I try to open the TDBISamtable
it tells me the table doesn't exist).

Am I doing something wrong?

DBISam 4.25, D7 WinXp

Thanks & Regards

Adam.

Wed, Jan 24 2007 11:25 AMPermanent Link

Tim Young [Elevate Software]

Elevate Software, Inc.

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Adam,

<< Howveer, when I try to run the application via stRemote, the memory table
is deleted as soon as I close the query. (When I try to open the
TDBISamtable it tells me the table doesn't exist). >>

There should be no difference between the two.  Could you post the code that
you're using ?

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Elevate Software
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Wed, Jan 24 2007 6:19 PMPermanent Link

"Adam H."
Good Morning Tim,

I think I've got it. In the process of recreating a small demo example,
guess what.... I found a difference. Wink

The TDBISamTable component I was using to look at the Memory table wasn't
pointing to the session component, but was left blank - therefore would pick
up the local table, but when I was working remote, nothing was telling the
TDBISamTable component to do the same.

Should have known it would have been me, and not DBISam.

Have a great weekend. (Mine starts this evening.... Australia Day! )   8-)

Adam.

Thu, Jan 25 2007 12:31 PMPermanent Link

Tim Young [Elevate Software]

Elevate Software, Inc.

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Adam,

<< I think I've got it. In the process of recreating a small demo example,
guess what.... I found a difference. Wink>>

Good to hear.  Sometimes that's all it takes. Smiley

<< Have a great weekend. (Mine starts this evening.... Australia Day! )
8-) >>

I never even knew there was such a thing as Australia Day.   Enjoy ! Smiley

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Elevate Software
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