Tim;
 Hi and  congratulation on getting this beta out.

Question:
How do I edit an existing view in the Manager?
 A small bug.. I believe
I want to create a new data base
when I create a new session, after I had created a session in the
Manager for another Database. I noticed that the folder for the new
database has the folder location for the previous database assigned.
This is not heart surgery . the work-around is to drop the new database
in the new session and create again.
Attached as 2 screen shots in the Alter table area (word format)


have a great holiday season. Mame some time for your self . I sure we'll
all will survive without a new beta every day (~_~)

Allan

Allan,

<< Hi and  congratulation on getting this beta out. >>

Thanks.

<< How do I edit an existing view in the Manager? >>

Views have to be dropped and then re-created at this time.  Most of the
database elements are like this.  The ALTER versions will come later since
they are just a shorthand for the drop-create sequence.

<< A small bug.. I believe I want to create a new data base when I create a
new session, after I had created a session in the  Manager for another
Database. I noticed that the folder for the new database has the folder
location for the previous database assigned. This is not heart surgery . the
work-around is to drop the new database in the new session and create again.
>>

Did you try to create the same database in two different sessions ?

--
Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

Tim Young [Elevate Software] wrote:
> Allan,
>
> << Hi and  congratulation on getting this beta out. >>
>
> Thanks.
>
> << How do I edit an existing view in the Manager? >>
>
> Views have to be dropped and then re-created at this time.  Most of the
> database elements are like this.  The ALTER versions will come later since
> they are just a shorthand for the drop-create sequence.
>
> << A small bug.. I believe I want to create a new data base when I create a
> new session, after I had created a session in the  Manager for another
> Database. I noticed that the folder for the new database has the folder
> location for the previous database assigned. This is not heart surgery . the
> work-around is to drop the new database in the new session and create again.
>  >>
>
> Did you try to create the same database in two different sessions ?
>
yes I believe I did. As a followuo, if I create a db in one session ,
leaving it connected and create a new session then a new database the DB
created in the previous session is built in the new session.

ab

Allan,

<< yes I believe I did. As a followuo, if I create a db in one session ,
leaving it connected and create a new session then a new database the DB
created in the previous session is built in the new session. >>

This is normal.  All sessions use the same configuration file if they are
local, therefore they will all show the same available databases.

--
Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

Tim Young [Elevate Software] wrote:
> Allan,
>
> << yes I believe I did. As a followuo, if I create a db in one session ,
> leaving it connected and create a new session then a new database the DB
> created in the previous session is built in the new session. >>
>
> This is normal.  All sessions use the same configuration file if they are
> local, therefore they will all show the same available databases.
>
thanks Tim
That's it till after Christmas for me.
Merry Christmas and a healthy and Happy New year to you and your family

Allan

Allan,

<< That's it till after Christmas for me.
Merry Christmas and a healthy and Happy New year to you and your family >>

Thanks - and the same to you and your family.

--
Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com