Announced for 2.0, but I am having some problems finding it in the Help. Is
Rename Table done using Rename File? How do I change the name of an existing
field? Just some pointers where to look would help.

Thanks!

RJ

I tried using Alter Table and Alter Column in the ElevateDB Manager, which
would be sufficient for my purposes. Both do not allow name changes.

RJ

"Royke" <royke@canada.com> wrote in message
news:206F6E3C-6E59-4972-B115-06A03C5D5B70@news.elevatesoft.com...
> Announced for 2.0, but I am having some problems finding it in the Help.
> Is Rename Table done using Rename File? How do I change the name of an
> existing field? Just some pointers where to look would help.
>
> Thanks!
>
> RJ
>

Roy,

<< Announced for 2.0, but I am having some problems finding it in the Help.
Is Rename Table done using Rename File? How do I change the name of an
existing field? Just some pointers where to look would help. >>

No, the rename and copy functionality did not make it into the initial 2.0.
They will most likely be available in 2.02 along with the
multi-select/sorting support in the EDB Manager.

2.01 will be out shortly, and it includes:

- CF (.NET Compact Framework) support (EDB running on a PDA is pretty cool)

- New bi-directional cursor support for the .NET data provider

- The EDB Manager now saves its current state during shut-down and restores
it exactly as it was during the next startup

- Improved EDB Manager loading times due to incremental node loading in the
explorer

- Improved EDB Manager keystroke handling for global keystrokes like Ctrl+S
for Saving, Ctrl+N for New, Ctrl+O for Open, etc.

- Improved EDB Manager keystroke handling in the SQL editor (completely
compatible with Delphi source editor now, apart from column-wise editing and
code-completion/templates)

- Auto-detection of scripts vs. statements during SQL opens in the EDB
Manager

- A new REFRESH statement for cursors in procedures, functions, triggers,
etc.

- New ERROR triggers for handling error conflicts (especially during
replication loads)

- A new LIST() aggregate function for forming concatenated strings

- A new CURRENT_DATABASE() function

- Index names are now present in SQL statement execution plans so that you
can tell which index was selected for optimizing a particular condition or
conditions

--
Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

Tim,

> 2.01 will be out shortly, and it includes:
....

That looks very, very good Come on, release it!

Regards Uli