Tim

As part of your ongoing support for DBISAM please build F9 to run sql into DBSys - my fingers now keep wandering there until I realise I have to click the button

Roy Lambert

Roy Lambert wrote:
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> Tim
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> As part of your ongoing support for DBISAM please build F9 to run sql into DBSys - my fingers now keep wandering there until I realise I have to click the button
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> Roy Lambert

Do it yourself. You have the code.

I have made a number of changes. One is to show the list of
databases in alphabetical order.
Another I added Load SQL, which loads a string (usually from
the debugger), without the ' symbols.

Alt X closes the program. My philosophy: The most frequent
action in any program is closing the program. It should be
done with a minimum of keys. Better to use 2 keys rather
than 3.

-Sanford

Roy

I think you should see DBM (Database Manager) uploaded to binary NG. It has F9 and only run marked SQL.
It has other features too.

If you want I can send you the source code.

Eduardo

"Sanford Aranoff" <aranoff@analysis-knowledge.com> wrote in message
news:47CABA68.C9CDCF2F@analysis-knowledge.com...

> Alt X closes the program.

Alt F4 closes any windows program why Alt X ?

Rita (confused)

Jose


Thanks for the offer but I'm switching to ElevateDB so DBISAM isn't going to be used much and I'm used to DBSys. It's only I'm now used to F9 in EDBManager taht's made me ask Tim for the change.

Roy Lambert

Roy,

<< As part of your ongoing support for DBISAM please build F9 to run sql
into DBSys - my fingers now keep wandering there until I realise I have to
click the button >>

I'll see what I can do.

--
Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com