Hi Adam,
Still not sure how to get past this. I see it is an n-dash (I should have
looked this up, rather than assumed it was related to Chinese).
The question for me is why is this code assuming all ascii since it allowed
an ndash into the database?
Is there a way to fix this code, rather upd
Hi Allison,
As far as I’m aware it’s perfectly possible to run the database on a single
machine or over an internal network without the need to be online. I’m sure
others on the forum will be able to give you more detailed answers, but this is
my understanding.
Phil
Phil Carlisle
Knowledge Or
Hello everyone,
We have a request for Arches to function as an offline database, due to the
limited broadband of one of our partners. From my knowledge, there is no
offline ability of Arches. The only downloadable version is through
exporting data to .SHP, .CSV, or .KML formats which act more
