Both yes.
The database is in the application directory - Once installed in Windows, it
will be under Program Files App Folder - together with the application.
The application performs normal database actions such as retrieving and writing
to the database.
Retrieval returns blank while writing to database looks as if it's not
performing anything.
Does it got to do relative path to the database? but it be absolute? or is it
really because of User Account Control present in Vista?
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Thu, 17 Jul 2008 14:04:52
+0100Subject: RE: [flexcoders] SQlite database and Vista User Account
Is your database file in the application directory, and is the application
writing to it?-Original Message-From: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com on
behalf of KhairunnisaSent: Thu 17/07/2008 11:37To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
[flexcoders] SQlite database and Vista User AccountI managed to run my AIR
Desktop Application on Windows Vista Businesssuccessfully but not my client
(who is running on the same platform).Even though he managed to run the
application, dynamic data fromSQLite embedded in the application does not
appear.ie, no dynamic dataappeared in the list or forms.I checked for his
settings and realized that his User Account Controlis on while mine is turned
off.When I turned on my User Account, the same thing happened to me -dynamic
data doesn't appear.Is there any way to solve this problem without turning off
the UserAccount Control in Vista?Yours,
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