On May 31, 2004, at 4:01 AM, Ian Mann wrote:
You might check that you have added the SourceLogDatabase as a
datasource to the project, and that it appears in the project window.
You might also use
DbFile = GetFolderItem ("SourceLogDatabase")
DB.DatabaseFile = DbFile
if the database is in your application folder. - If not you might
think about moving it there.
Also make sure that nothing else - like the IDE - is looking at the DB
while you are trying to connect.
I have run out of ideas. I have tried what you suggest and also tried
some other things - namely, I deleted the database from the project
window and drug it in again; I put it in the application folder; I
deleted it from the project window and deleted the file itself and then
created it from scratch again; I renamed it; I added a database from an
example project by dragging it into the project window; and probably a
few other things I can't remember - all of these changes produce the
same result. None of them connect and none give any error message.
I wish someone from RB would weigh in on this.
Wayne Dreier
Using OS X 10.3.3
Using RB 5.5.2
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