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Mon, Jan 14 2008 8:59 AM | Permanent Link |
carlosam | I'm sure there are lot of dbisam clients with the same problem and we all work for money.
It is fair that we pay Elevate for a ver 3 upgrade. If we are not compatible with Vista we are not compatible with Windows and as out perspectives clients see us as obsolete solution. I would pay for the upgrade because Vista is not Elevated fault. I To upgrade to Elevate new database mean lots of hours of work and beta problems. I rather pay for a ver3 for Vista. If I buy ElevatedDB and have the dbisam for Vista it would be a great deal. Carlos Jan Hornstrup <jhc@soft-team.dk> wrote: Hi Avalon. It is correct, that checking the XPSP2 will solve all strange behaivor of DBISAM-3 tables and SQL. BUT - BUT - BUT unfortunately this features is not enabled, when the executeable program is stored on a shared network drive. It only work, when the program is on a local harddrive !!! If you have any solution to this, PLEASE let me know as I also have 100's of installations to update. Brgds Jan Hornstrup Denmark Email: jhc@soft-team.dk "Avalon" <funny@funny.com> wrote: For you users of the "old" version. I've just found an annoying problem using 3.30 under Vista, which required 6 hrs of investigation to solve. Master/detail tables, when detail uses a double-or-multiple-field index (for example an integer key to refer to master field + a date field to obtain a date-sorted detail record list) simply don't work: details results always empty. The same table/procedure under XP works fine. The solution: check the "XPSP2" checkbox under the executable properties, and all works again. Anyone has an explanation for such problem? Note that using a single-field index for detail works fine even under Vista. Avalon |
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