Hi

From the EDB manual I understand the the CachedUpdates properties and
methods
are not supported on the last version currently

Can you specify how long currently mean?

Thanks Sorin

Hershcu,

<< From the EDB manual I understand the the CachedUpdates properties and
methods are not supported on the last version currently

Can you specify how long currently mean? >>

It's not far off now, but I don't have a definite time frame just yet.  I
wanted the replication to stabilize first before I built anything more on
top of it.  Once I finish up the next build (B3), I will post the list of
features for the 2.01 release, and this will be on it.  It shouldn't be any
later than Monday.

--
Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

Sorin,

BTW, I was a little pre-occupied earlier, so I didn't get a chance to expand
my answer.  You can do cached updates now in V2 by simply using an in-memory
database on the client side and using the SAVE UPDATES and LOAD UPDATES to
move the data back and forth.  If you want more information on how to do
this, just let me know.  It's very simple, and the nice thing is that it can
expand to accomodate disconnected client states.

--
Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

> BTW, I was a little pre-occupied earlier, so I didn't get a chance to
> expand my answer.  You can do cached updates now in V2 by simply using an
> in-memory database on the client side and using the SAVE UPDATES and LOAD
> UPDATES to move the data back and forth.  If you want more information on
> how to do this, just let me know.  It's very simple, and the nice thing is
> that it can expand to accomodate disconnected client states.
>
Thanks Tim

I'll try to play with those new methods using the manual
Sorin

> It's not far off now, but I don't have a definite time frame just yet.  I
> wanted the replication to stabilize first before I built anything more on
> top of it.  Once I finish up the next build (B3), I will post the list of
> features for the 2.01 release, and this will be on it.  It shouldn't be
> any later than Monday.

Is cachedupdates included on the new version?
Sorin

Sorin,

<< Is cachedupdates included on the new version? >>

No, 2.01 was a semi-rushed release that was necessary due to some changes to
the server calls for the ODBC driver.  I only had time to fit a few minor
improvements in along with the CF support.  I'll see what I can do about
getting cached updates in 2.02 ASAP.

--
Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

Hi Tim

Will the cache be in memory or use temporary files (like DBISAM)?

Rob


"Tim Young [Elevate Software]" <timyoung@elevatesoft.com> wrote in message
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> Sorin,
>
> << Is cachedupdates included on the new version? >>
>
> No, 2.01 was a semi-rushed release that was necessary due to some changes
> to the server calls for the ODBC driver.  I only had time to fit a few
> minor improvements in along with the CF support.  I'll see what I can do
> about getting cached updates in 2.02 ASAP.
>
> --
> Tim Young
> Elevate Software
> www.elevatesoft.com
>

Rob,

<< Will the cache be in memory or use temporary files (like DBISAM)? >>

It will most likely use temporary tables due to the fact that we have no
idea how many rows you could try to use with it.

--
Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com