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Mon, Nov 20 2006 1:32 PM | Permanent Link |
Gordon Turner | I'm testing my app under Windows Vista and am having a strange problem.
I create the tables programatically in c:\Users\Public\Documents\App\Data. I set the permissions on the Data folder during the install process to users-modify powerusers-modify admins-modify system-modify. (The same problem occurs when I install to "AppData" instead of "My Documents".) When the program starts, all of the tables are created with the proper permissions, except for one. It is not first or last table created in code, but it is the last table alphabetically. This table only gets the standard permissions instead and this is a problem if an Administrator installs the program and a restricted user tries to run it since they can't update the table. I'm using Delphi 5 and DBISAM 2.05 (yea, I know it's an old version - upgrading to the latest when I upgrade the app next year). Can anyone point me to a solution to the problem? Gordon Turner www.mycroftcomputing.com |
Mon, Nov 20 2006 5:16 PM | Permanent Link |
Tim Young [Elevate Software] Elevate Software, Inc. ![]() | Gordon,
<< I'm testing my app under Windows Vista and am having a strange problem. I create the tables programatically in :\Users\Public\Documents\App\Data. I set the permissions on the Data folder during the install process to users-modify powerusers-modify admins-modify system-modify. (The same problem occurs when I install to "AppData" instead of "My Documents".) When the program starts, all of the tables are created with the proper permissions, except for one. It is not first or last table created in code, but it is the last table alphabetically. This table only gets the standard permissions instead and this is a problem if an Administrator installs the program and a restricted user tries to run it since they can't update the table. >> I don't have Vista installed anywhere yet, but it sounds like a bug in Vista to me. DBISAM would be creating each file exactly the same way each time, so if the last file in alphabetical order gets different permissions, then there's something wrong with the OS IMO. -- Tim Young Elevate Software www.elevatesoft.com |
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