Jan


Simple but powerful question - does Andre actually own a copy of DBISAM?

Roy Lambert

André,

<< So the only solution you can provide is a change to version 4? >>

No, that's why I said this:

"If you have the source code to DBISAM, I can send you the changes necessary
to make the extensions .TMP for temporary query result tables."

3.x was released in September 2001, and was frozen in August 2004.  These
issues came up *after* the 3.x code base was frozen, hence there isn't much
we can do.  If we start to break our own policy of freezing the code base,
then it just opens us up to a big mess of constantly un-freezing the code
base to accomodate "one more change".  We have tried to be as accomodating
as possible in regard to the above option of helping those with the source
code make the appropriate changes to work around the issue.  This is just
one of the value-added benefits of purchasing the source code to the
product.

<< sorry but this sounds like marketing strategy, .. we don't fix this
problem in your bought version, buy ne next higher one ^_^ >>

I'm sorry, but you obviously don't know us very well.  We certainly do not
run this business according to marketing strategies.

--
Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

Good point Bill. It was still early this morning when I posted and I
didn't notice that Andri wasn't the original poster who was having the
problem. However, I still stick to my guns that it wasn't fair to even
imply that Tim would do that. Tim said it best when he replied, "I'm
sorry, but you obviously don't know us very well."

--
Regards,
Jan Ferguson


Roy Lambert wrote:

> Jan
>
>
> Simple but powerful question - does Andre actually own a copy of
> DBISAM?
>
> Roy Lambert

Roy

Gordon,

You lucky dog! You have probably made the upgrade window (60 days?) for
DBISAM V5 by purchasing V4 now.

~J. Lee

Gordon Turner wrote:
> Thanks for the offer, but I bit the bullet and upgraded the app to
> version 4, just for this one customer.  I had planned to do this in the
> long run anyway, but hadn't had time to deal with automatic conversion
> of the existing data file.
>
>
>

J.


Who's Bill?

Roy Lambert

Oh, no.. Mr. Bill !!!

Sorry, showing my age I guess...

Regards,
Scott

"Roy Lambert" <roy.lambert@skynet.co.uk> wrote in message
news:3A6B2F73-4A50-4A19-AECB-92A7065F008B@news.elevatesoft.com...
> J.
>
>
> Who's Bill?
>
> Roy Lambert
>

Sorry Roy.. <blush> I was talking on the phone just as I prepared to
answer your email and, you guessed it, his name is Bill. I guess my
oldtimers disease kicked in and I didn't shift gears quick enough.
That's why I use a signature line otherwise I might forget who *I* am!


--
Regards,
Jan Ferguson


Roy Lambert wrote:

> J.
>
>
> Who's Bill?
>
> Roy Lambert

Roy

Oops...it happened again. I meant to say "NG post", not "email". I
think I should go to bed and forget that today happened...

--
Regards,
Jan Ferguson


J. B. Ferguson wrote:

> Sorry Roy.. <blush> I was talking on the phone just as I prepared to
> answer your email and, you guessed it, his name is Bill. I guess my
> oldtimers disease kicked in and I didn't shift gears quick enough.
> That's why I use a signature line otherwise I might forget who I am!
>

J

That's not old. Knowing who Fuzzy St. John was is being old.

Jerry




(Ans: Sidekick for Buster Crabbe, Tex Ritter and bunches of others in the
old 1930s-40s B Westerns)

"Scott Martin" <scottmartin@pdq.net> wrote in message
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| Oh, no.. Mr. Bill !!!
|
| Sorry, showing my age I guess...
|
| Regards,
| Scott

> "J. B. Ferguson" <jbNOSPAMfergusonATgmailDOTcom> wrote:
>
> You've never purchased any software that had new features in a newer
> version? Microsoft changes SQL Server nearly every year by adding new
> features. If software developers, you included, never updated their
> products and continually added new features to current products, we'd
> still be at "ProductName 1.0.0"

Freezing older versions and adding new features just to newer ones I can understand.
We also have a version 2 and 3 of our software and are not willing to implement V3-features to the V2-software.

But for me it doesn't look like a feature.

It's not a bug? It's a feature? I didn't know that, my recherche pointed to finding a solution on Error 11010 and this was the thread I found.

> Roy Lambert <roy.lambert@skynet.co.uk> wrote:
> Jan
>
> Simple but powerful question - does Andre actually own a copy of DBISAM?
>
> Roy Lambert

Yes I do, including Source

> "Tim Young [Elevate Software]" <timyoung@elevatesoft.com> wrote:
>
> No, that's why I said this:
>
>"If you have the source code to DBISAM, I can send you the changes necessary
> to make the extensions .TMP for temporary query result tables."

this would be very kind, just tell what you need from me