Hello,

I'm evaluating ElevateDB to switch from NexusDB.

I opened the "Default" (local) session located in K:\Dev\Data\ElevateDB\testsage
Then I create the migrators.
Then created a database "Sage" located in K:\Dev\Data\ElevateDB\testsage\Sage

Now I want to migrate data. So I fire up "Migrate database", choose the "NexusDB" migrator and set "DatabasePath" to the directory containing the data "K:\Dev\Data\NexusDB\Sage\Atal" then click "set parameter value".

Problem is, when I click OK I get : "ElevateDB Error #202 An error occurred with the module edbmigratendb (Execution Error: NexusDB: <unnamed TnxSession instance>: Unknown database. [$271E/10014])".

What am I doing wrong ? Is it correct that I have to deal with the files directly rather than connect to an existing NexusDB server and pump out the data from there ?

Thanks for your help,

JC

Dear JC,

Really sorry you have had no responses here, I think it is because of a lack of experience migrating Nexus DBs, I personally have no experience of this at all, sorry.

I would recommend that you write direct to TimYoung@ElevateSoft.com, on a serious problem like this he ought to deal with it direct (I hope Tim doesn't mind me making this suggestion!) ... it may well be a very straightforward problem.

Adam

Thanks Adam, just forwarded the message to Tim.

Adam,

<< I would recommend that you write direct to TimYoung@ElevateSoft.com, on a
serious problem like this he ought to deal with it direct (I hope Tim
doesn't mind me making this suggestion!) ... it may well be a very
straightforward problem. >>

No, not at all.  I'm said here many times - I'm only checking in
occasionally here lately, so if you have a pressing problem, please email
support directly to get an immediate response.

Having said that, I'll hopefully be back here more often soon.  I'm finally
getting close to being done with the new product that I've been working on,
and will have some information on that available soon.

--
Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

>>Having said that, I'll hopefully be back here more often soon.  I'm finally
>>getting close to being done with the new product that I've been working on,
>>and will have some information on that available soon.


"the new product that I've been working on"

... always such a tease, we want to know what it is!

Adam Brett wrote:

> "the new product that I've been working on"
>
> .. always such a tease, we want to know what it is!

Well as he has told us he is working on something he can't have signed
an NDA, so it can't be anything to do with XE2.

That only leaves his new query language EEQL (Elevate Effortless Query
Language).  I hear that it supports statements such as 'SELECT Latte,
Sugar FROM Costa ORDER BY 11am'.  This fires off a sub-second Internet
search for the server of the nearest Costa, places the order and
returns the item by the specified time.  I thought you knew about this
:/

Malcolm


>That only leaves his new query language EEQL (Elevate Effortless Query
>Language). I hear that it supports statements such as 'SELECT Latte,
>Sugar FROM Costa ORDER BY 11am'. This fires off a sub-second Internet
>search for the server of the nearest Costa, places the order and
>returns the item by the specified time. I thought you knew about this
>:/

I'm only interested in that if there's a "beam me up Scotty" sub-clause.

Roy Lambert

Roy Lambert wrote:

> I'm only interested in that if there's a "beam me up Scotty"
> sub-clause.
>
Hmm, I don't think it does that .. but it comes close.  Instead of
spitting out error messages, Tim materialises right beside you to help
with the debugging.  But watch out, he also carries a tightly rolled
newspaper in case he deems it necessary to beat you about the head!

Malcolm

>> I'm only interested in that if there's a "beam me up Scotty"
>> sub-clause.
>>
>Hmm, I don't think it does that .. but it comes close. Instead of
>spitting out error messages, Tim materialises right beside you to help
>with the debugging. But watch out, he also carries a tightly rolled
>newspaper in case he deems it necessary to beat you about the head!

As long as he's carrying the cup of coffee!!!!!!

Roy Lambert

Adam,

<< .. always such a tease, we want to know what it is! >>

It's a temporary departure from the database side of things, but I think
everyone will find it very useful, and it will serve to make Elevate
Software, as a company in general, much stronger.

There's some information up on the web site now - just click on the banner
on the home page.  I also posted a blog entry here:

http://www.elevatesoft.com/blog?action=view&id=elevate_web_builder_information

I'll be adding in sections shortly on the support forums for the new
product, but feel free to use the comments section for that blog entry for
any comments or questions.

--
Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com