Hi,

I am getting into using EDB, but found a couple of problems with  V2b2 EDB
Manager:
1. If you double click on an open table, you get an access violation
2. The problem comes when you are creating or altering a table, and an
ElevateDB raises an exception while applying the changes.  The field details
are sometimes not updated to reflect the selected field.  For Example:
Create a table with 2 integer fields (say) col1 and col2......then save this
table.  Next Alter it, and add a field (say) col 3, with a default value of
IF(COL1>10,15,'') (or anything else that generates an exception).  You
should now find that if you click on Col1, Col2 the field properties still
refer to Col3.

Regards
Trevor Keegan

Trevor,

<< 1. If you double click on an open table, you get an access violation >>

I'm not seeing this at all.  Anyone else seeing this ?

<< 2. The problem comes when you are creating or altering a table, and an
ElevateDB raises an exception while applying the changes.  The field details
are sometimes not updated to reflect the selected field.  For Example:
Create a table with 2 integer fields (say) col1 and col2......then save
this
table.  Next Alter it, and add a field (say) col 3, with a default value of
IF(COL1>10,15,'') (or anything else that generates an exception).  You
should now find that if you click on Col1, Col2 the field properties still
refer to Col3. >>

Hmm, I'm not seeing this one either.  The column data is updated properly
when I move from row to row.

--
Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

Tim,

> << 1. If you double click on an open table, you get an access violation >>
>
> I'm not seeing this at all.  Anyone else seeing this ?

Yes, but only if more than one table is open.

--
Fernando Dias
[Team Elevate]

Fernando,

<< Yes, but only if more than one table is open. >>

Okay, got it now.

--
Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

Hi Tim,

> << 2. The problem comes when you are creating or altering a table, and an
> ElevateDB raises an exception while applying the changes.  The field
> details are sometimes not updated to reflect the selected field.  For
> Example:
> Create a table with 2 integer fields (say) col1 and col2......then save
> this
> table.  Next Alter it, and add a field (say) col 3, with a default value
> of
> IF(COL1>10,15,'') (or anything else that generates an exception).  You
> should now find that if you click on Col1, Col2 the field properties still
> refer to Col3. >>
>
> Hmm, I'm not seeing this one either.  The column data is updated properly
> when I move from row to row.
The problem appears to be intermittent, just when I thought that I had
isolated the set of steps, then the problem stopped happening.  I will keep
an eye on it an let you know when I have been able to get a reproduceable
set of steps.

Regards
Trevor Keegan

Trevor,

<< The problem appears to be intermittent, just when I thought that I had
isolated the set of steps, then the problem stopped happening.  I will keep
an eye on it an let you know when I have been able to get a reproduceable
set of steps. >>

Thanks,

--
Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com