David Farrell-Garcia wrote:

Problem Solved:   I had the EDBSErver running locally, and when I
started EDManager I selected the default session which is local by
default and created my Database and Tables.  Even though my EDBServer
shared the config file it would only recognize the database but not the
tables I had created in EDBManager.  The solution was to open
EDBManager, edit the session, change to a remote session and then
recreate the database and tables. After doing this the server
recognized the tables and so did my Delphi application.

The mistake was mine, but it would have been more obvioius to me had
the server not recognized the local database at all instead of just the
tables.



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David Farrell-Garcia
Whidbey Island Software, LLC

David,

<< Problem Solved:   I had the EDBSErver running locally, and when I started
EDManager I selected the default session which is local by default and
created my Database and Tables.  Even though my EDBServer shared the config
file it would only recognize the database but not the tables I had created
in EDBManager.  The solution was to open EDBManager, edit the session,
change to a remote session and then recreate the database and tables. After
doing this the server recognized the tables and so did my Delphi
application. >>

The database server should recognize any changes to the configuration file,
and vice versa.  I'll look into this some more.

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Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com