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Fri, Jul 8 2016 7:06 AM | Permanent Link |
Matthew Jones | The sample code for creating the database is as follows:
// Set up the connection - notice that we're using the system-defined Configuration database initially EDBConnection DataConnection = new EDBConnection(@"TYPE=LOCAL;" + "CONFIGPATH=" + ApplicationPath + ";" + "DATABASE=Configuration;" + "UID=Administrator;" + "PWD=EDBDefault"); // Open the connection DataConnection.Open(); Now, that Open will create the catalog if it does not exist. Which is fine, but if I specify a different password in the connection, the Open fails because it doesn't match the default. Shouldn't it pick up the password from the connection string? And the encryption settings etc too? Now that I'm understanding this more, the encryption and different passwords complicate it a lot, because if I use my values and it doesn't exist, then I can't access it as the password doesn't match. If I start off assuming defaults, then I'd have to code changing all the parameters. Or perhaps there is a "defaults" somewhere that I've missed. What is the standard way to manage this? I suspect the sensible thing will be to check if the catalog files exist or not, and if not, copy in my default set. Then I will have the passwords I'm expecting. Thanks, Matthew |
Fri, Jul 8 2016 6:13 PM | Permanent Link |
Tim Young [Elevate Software] Elevate Software, Inc. ![]() | Matthew,
<< Now, that Open will create the catalog if it does not exist. Which is fine, but if I specify a different password in the connection, the Open fails because it doesn't match the default. Shouldn't it pick up the password from the connection string? And the encryption settings etc too? >> It does indeed do what you describe, so I'm not sure what you're referring to. Also, you're using the system-defined, in-memory Configuration database in your connection string, so that won't cause any catalog creation. The catalog will only be created when you try to open the actual database (one that is defined in the system Databases table). Are you talking about the *configuration* file being created ? Perhaps you can detail what you're trying to do, and I'll tell you how to do it. None of this is any different than Delphi in terms of how things work. The only difference is that one (.NET) uses a connection string for configuration/database properties, and the other (VCL) uses straight-up class properties for the same. Tim Young Elevate Software www.elevatesoft.com |
Mon, Jul 11 2016 4:26 AM | Permanent Link |
Matthew Jones | Tim Young [Elevate Software] wrote:
> Also, you're using the system-defined, in-memory Configuration > database in your connection string, so that won't cause any catalog > creation. My apologies - I copied from the sample for simplicity, and not the real code. I will try to put together a good sample of what I want to do, and what isn't working. |
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