Tim

I'm confused (not an unusual state of mind). I had a problem and I thought the best way to do a check was to zap the config file for EDBManager - I was gobsmacked when I reopened EDBManager and found the sessions I'd defined still there...... over to you Batman

Roy Lambert

I seem to remember that the sessions are in some ini-file, not in the config
file.

(Other) Roy

"Roy Lambert" <roy.lambert@skynet.co.uk> wrote in message
news:400B1765-C7C6-4E27-A018-7D8AAC55337A@news.elevatesoft.com...
> Tim
>
> I'm confused (not an unusual state of mind). I had a problem and I thought
> the best way to do a check was to zap the config file for EDBManager - I
> was gobsmacked when I reopened EDBManager and found the sessions I'd
> defined still there...... over to you Batman
>
> Roy Lambert

Roy,

<< I'm confused (not an unusual state of mind). I had a problem and I
thought the best way to do a check was to zap the config file for
EDBManager - I was gobsmacked when I reopened EDBManager and found the
sessions I'd defined still there...... over to you Batman >>

ElevateDB Manager sessions are stored in the edbmgr.ini file here:

C:\Documents and Settings\<User>\Local Settings\Application Data\Elevate
Software\ElevateDB Manager

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Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

Tim


>ElevateDB Manager sessions are stored in the edbmgr.ini file here:
>
>C:\Documents and Settings\<User>\Local Settings\Application Data\Elevate
>Software\ElevateDB Manager

I really hate those M$ inspired decisions, especially since they are now forcing them in Vista - viva anarchy!

Roy Lambert