Subject | Re: unavailable database |
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Author | eddressel |
Post date | 2009-02-17T21:40:37Z |
Good questions....
(But would that cause this type of error?)
same error message when starting the app. Made a copy, deleted the
original, worked fine.
COuld not find anything about compression.
not get it to work with an embedded database.
Ed Dessel
> Are directory and files visible and R/W-available for the currentlylooks like it--read/write for everyone. security rights for everyone.
> logged-in user? iow, rights ok?
(But would that cause this type of error?)
> If you try to rename the databasefile, can you? If not it is in useLogged in as the same user as the app is, I renamed the DB just fine,
> by another process and embedded cannot use it.
same error message when starting the app. Made a copy, deleted the
original, worked fine.
> Could it be the database is on a compressed volume?It's in '...\All users\Application data\...' on a Windows XP machine.
COuld not find anything about compression.
> Could it be a virus scanner is checking the database?I can delete the file.
> Does the database have a .gdb extension?.FDB extension
> Is the database on the same machine? I guess so, but just to ruleYes.
> out possibilities...
> Can you connect to the database with a tool like FlameRobin (on theI tried FlameRobin locally before trying it on his machine, I could
> same machine) ?
not get it to work with an embedded database.
> Just a few guesses...Much appreciated, but nothing obvious.
Ed Dessel