Tim

I know this won't happen very often but I'm writing a small app to check the documents actually on disk with my app thinks are there. I followed my mantra (I must learn ElevateDB) and started with a couple of tables created in EDBMan. Things went well. FindFirst, FindNext found all the docs on disk. Then I came to check them in the app. No problem I thought. Drop a TDBISAMTable on the form. Woops. Session (DBISAM version) takes priority from Session (ElevateDB version).

I've moved dbisamtb before edbcomps and that seems to cure it.

Roy Lambert

ps No PrivateDir in ElevateDB Session?

Hi Roy,

> ps No PrivateDir in ElevateDB Session?

It has been replaced by TempTablesPath in TEDBEngine.

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Steve

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Steve


Is it a bit like supermarkets - moving the goods around in the hope you'll buy more?


Roy Lambert

Hi Roy,

> Is it a bit like supermarkets - moving the goods around in the hope you'll
> buy more?

You cynical old b.....d you! <bg>

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Stevo

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> Is it a bit like supermarkets - moving the goods around in the hope you'll
> buy more?
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> Roy Lambert

Roy,

<< Is it a bit like supermarkets - moving the goods around in the hope
you'll buy more? >>

Actually, it's more like "eliminate all the issues with folks forgetting to
set the PrivateDir to something other than blank".

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Tim Young
Elevate Software
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