A new build 5 of the EDB preview will be available shortly.  There is
another catalog format change in this release, so you'll have to recreate
the databases and tables again for this build.  This should be the last
format change required.  Just so you know, the catalog files can adapt to
new formats and have versioning built in, but I'd like to keep the final
release version to 1 (what it is now) instead of incrementing it during the
preview builds.  Also, the format change was done to allow for multiple
in-memory databases in EDB.  The default "Memory" database is no longer
present and you must create a database as an in-memory database using the
CREATE DATABASE SQL statement.  Please see here for more information:

http://www.elevatesoft.com/edb1sql_create_database.htm

This, of course, means that you can now have any number of different
in-memory databases in EDB. (That's for you, Sean McCall .

Also, the reverse-engineering has been expanded to allow for you to create a
procedure definition that will create the entire database metadata for a
given database.  This should make it easier to move database definitions
around because all you have to do is simply execute the procedure to create
the database tables, views, etc.

Finally, there's a bunch of bug fixes in the new build and the installation
setups have been prettied up a bit.

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Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com