Thomas,

<< What i've done:
1. Create a new database in C:\temp  (see edbm.jpg) >>

Check out configuration file being used in the EDB manager by clicking on
the ElevateDB Manager tree view item on the left, and then clicking on the
Edit Options task in the properties pane on the right.  Under the File
Folder edit box, make sure that the folder is set to c:\temp also if you're
going to use c:\temp as the Engine.ConfigPath.  Otherwise, you're simply
creating the database in the EDB Manager using a different configuration
file.

--
Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

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> << What i've done:
> 1. Create a new database in C:\temp  (see edbm.jpg) >>
>
> Check out configuration file being used in the EDB manager by clicking
> on the ElevateDB Manager tree view item on the left, and then clicking
> on the Edit Options task in the properties pane on the right.  Under
> the File Folder edit box, make sure that the folder is set to c:\temp
> also if you're going to use c:\temp as the Engine.ConfigPath.
> Otherwise, you're simply creating the database in the EDB Manager
> using a different configuration file.
>

That was the issue...I had misunderstood the configpath-property,
thought it was the path to the database...

Thanks...!

Best regards
 Thomas