Unfortunately it looks like 2.02 is going to need to be released without
cached updates (again) because they're not ready and I do not want to rush
out another release like I did with B5.  I am really getting pounded in
terms of support requests and issues since we've had a very large number of
new ElevateDB users in July and August.  Our priority right now is to get
2.02 released with Delphi 2009 and Free Pascal support along with bug fixes
to resolve the issues with migration and the EDB Manager, and then we can
release 2.03 with the cached updates in a manner that isn't rushed and
likely to introduce silly bugs.

Right now it looks like Monday or Tuesday for 2.02.

Thanks for your patience,

--
Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

Dear Tim,

> Unfortunately it looks like 2.02 is going to need to be released without
> cached updates (again) because they're not ready and I do not want to rush
> out another release like I did with B5.  I am really getting pounded in
> terms of support requests and issues since we've had a very large number of
> new ElevateDB users in July and August.  Our priority right now is to get
> 2.02 released with Delphi 2009 and Free Pascal support along with bug fixes
> to resolve the issues with migration and the EDB Manager, and then we can
> release 2.03 with the cached updates in a manner that isn't rushed and
> likely to introduce silly bugs.
>
> Right now it looks like Monday or Tuesday for 2.02.

Darn, i want cached updates badly!
Do a 2.03 beta then!

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

Tim,

I think this sounds appropriate.  And definately everyone is hot to trot on
D2009.
I wished EDB was the ONLY thing I had to worry about in terms of getting it
into D2009, but alas... no.

Free Pascal will be cool.   I'm looking at playing around with that on a Mac
for torture.

You should play with Objective C to make Mac / iPhone applications....  Or
would you prefer a revolver?  lol

Lance



"Tim Young [Elevate Software]" <timyoung@elevatesoft.com> wrote in message
news:ADEDB251-159C-4902-B44C-6A87D3F5EA26@news.elevatesoft.com...
> Unfortunately it looks like 2.02 is going to need to be released without
> cached updates (again) because they're not ready and I do not want to rush
> out another release like I did with B5.  I am really getting pounded in
> terms of support requests and issues since we've had a very large number
> of new ElevateDB users in July and August.  Our priority right now is to
> get 2.02 released with Delphi 2009 and Free Pascal support along with bug
> fixes to resolve the issues with migration and the EDB Manager, and then
> we can release 2.03 with the cached updates in a manner that isn't rushed
> and likely to introduce silly bugs.
>
> Right now it looks like Monday or Tuesday for 2.02.
>
> Thanks for your patience,
>
> --
> Tim Young
> Elevate Software
> www.elevatesoft.com
>

"Tim Young [Elevate Software]" <timyoung@elevatesoft.com> wrote:

Unfortunately it looks like 2.02 is going to need to be released without
cached updates (again) because they're not ready and I do not want to rush
out another release like I did with B5.  I am really getting pounded in
terms of support requests and issues since we've had a very large number of
new ElevateDB users in July and August.  Our priority right now is to get
2.02 released with Delphi 2009 and Free Pascal support along with bug fixes
to resolve the issues with migration and the EDB Manager, and then we can
release 2.03 with the cached updates in a manner that isn't rushed and
likely to introduce silly bugs.

Right now it looks like Monday or Tuesday for 2.02.

Thanks for your patience,

--
Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

Not good, I was counting the hours waiting for this feature, I don't understand D2009 kicking Cache out of the way, much of D2009 users are
testing it right now not having it in production, cached instead are holding applications from being converted, sold, etc., IMO if cache updates was
first in line and being also important or critical for some of us then I rather see D2009 support for next release.

But then again is only my opinion.

> Unfortunately it looks like 2.02 is going to need to be released without
> cached updates (again) because they're not ready and I do not want to rush
> out another release like I did with B5.  I am really getting pounded in
> terms of support requests and issues since we've had a very large number
> of new ElevateDB users in July and August.  Our priority right now is to
> get 2.02 released with Delphi 2009 and Free Pascal support along with bug
> fixes to resolve the issues with migration and the EDB Manager, and then
> we can release 2.03 with the cached updates in a manner that isn't rushed
> and likely to introduce silly bugs.

Hi Tim
I'm sorry to hear it.
Thats mean that I'll have to continue and play with EDB instead
of migrate my real application.
Sorin

Michael,

<< Darn, i want cached updates badly! Do a 2.03 beta then! >>

The cached updates aren't done.  If they were done, then I would release
them.

--
Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

Lance,

<< I think this sounds appropriate.  And definately everyone is hot to trot
on D2009. I wished EDB was the ONLY thing I had to worry about in terms of
getting it into D2009, but alas... no.

Free Pascal will be cool.   I'm looking at playing around with that on a
Mac for torture. >>

Well, it's only going to have FP support for Windows and Windows CE
initially.  Linux will be next, followed by the Mac, if possible.

<< You should play with Objective C to make Mac / iPhone applications....
Or would you prefer a revolver?  lol >>

I've done C before, no big deal.  C++, on the other hand, makes me want to
pull my hair out due to the syntax.

--
Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

Carlos,

<< Not good, I was counting the hours waiting for this feature, I don't
understand D2009 kicking Cache out of the way, much of D2009 users are
testing it right now not having it in production, cached instead are holding
applications from being converted, sold, etc., IMO if cache updates was
first in line and being also important or critical for some of us then I
rather see D2009 support for next release.  >>

The bottom line is that we have a lot more customers needing Delphi 2009
than we have customers needing cached updates, and Delphi 2009 support was
about 2 hours of work vs. a lot more for cached updates.  That's why Delphi
2009 is being done first.  Remember, I don't schedule the Delphi/C++Builder
releases, so sometimes they end up pre-empting other features due to the
timing.

--
Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

"Tim Young [Elevate Software]" <timyoung@elevatesoft.com> wrote:

<< I don't schedule the Delphi/C++Builder
releases, so sometimes they end up pre-empting other features due to the
timing.>>

Tim,

What will be the next ETA for cached updates?

Dear Tim,

> Well, it's only going to have FP support for Windows and Windows CE
> initially.  Linux will be next, followed by the Mac, if possible.

iPhone OS support too! Yes! Yes! Yes! <bg>

> I've done C before, no big deal.  C++, on the other hand, makes me want to
> pull my hair out due to the syntax.

LOL!!!

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