Hello Tim,

> << So every time a user send me the database for fixing or analysis or
> whatever i must alter the path too ... >>
>
> No, not at all.  The database path is stored in the configuration file, not
> the database catalog.  Just have them send you the database catalog and
> tables, and you can then just drop them into a directory of your choosing
> that already is used by a pre-existing database.
>
> For example, say that you have a database called "Test" that is set up to
> use the c:\test directory as its path.  When you get the database catalog
> and tables from the customer, just wipe out what already exists in that path
> and copy in the files from the customer.   That's it.

Got it, Thanks!

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Charalabos Michael - [Creation Power] - http://www.creationpower.gr

Ralf,

<< But when you have a application on an USB-Stick, then you must setting
the database catalog path and in the configuration file the database path.
>>

This is not correct.  You only need to make sure that the database path is
correct in the config file, and that's it.

<< I think it is better for a easier handling, remove the database path from
the configurations file and make a extra property in database component
'database-root-path'. >>

And doing so would completely eliminate the ability to refer to a database
by name in SQL instead of by path, which is not something that we intend to
do.

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Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com