Does anyone have an ElevateDB Unicode version of the DBDemos database
that ships with Delph?

I'm working through the ReportBuilder tutorials and I thought it would
be nice to follow the examples using the ElevateDB components.

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Michael Riley
GySgt USMC Retired
http://capecodgunny.blogspot.com/

Michael


I don't, and I don't do unicode so can't answer this question: what happens if you use EDBManager to migrate the ansi versions from BDE?

Roy Lambert

Roy Lambert wrote:

>I don't, and I don't do unicode so can't answer this question: what
>happens if you use EDBManager to migrate the ansi versions from BDE?

I probably could do that if I knew how to find the BDE demos database.

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Michael Riley
GySgt USMC Retired
http://capecodgunny.blogspot.com/

Michael

>I probably could do that if I knew how to find the BDE demos database.

Search your hard drive for biolife.db. That should show you the directory.

Roy Lambert [Team Elevate]

Roy Lambert wrote:

>I don't, and I don't do unicode so can't answer this question: what
>happens if you use EDBManager to migrate the ansi versions from BDE?

Roy,

I just created the DBDemos database using the BDE Migrator and the help
file page called "Migrating a "Database" from inside the EDBManager.

Thank you!


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Michael Riley
GySgt USMC Retired
http://capecodgunny.blogspot.com/

Michael


Bril. Let us know how you get on with ReportBuilder.

Roy Lambert [Team Elevate]

Michael Riley wrote:

>Does anyone have an ElevateDB Unicode version of the DBDemos database
>that ships with Delph?
>
>I'm working through the ReportBuilder tutorials and I thought it would
>be nice to follow the examples using the ElevateDB components.

I have just posted a blog entry that shows how to create the DBDemos
database.

http://capecodgunny.blogspot.com/2012/05/how-to-get-dbdemos-database-int
o.html


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Michael Riley
GySgt USMC Retired
http://capecodgunny.blogspot.com/

Michael,

<< I have just posted a blog entry that shows how to create the DBDemos
database. >>

Many thanks, your blog posts are always appreciated.

Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com