Thanks everyone for helping with this! I didn't know the first thing
about databases but with your help, some reading and many hours of
keyboard time, I ended up using mysql on a mac-mini. I must
say...this program does rock! Did you ever just get darn proud of
getting something
On 12/10/06, Mark Wieder [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Normally I would say altSQLite would be a great choice for this app,
Are you sure about this.?
I was under the impression that altSQLite ( I guess soon to be revSQLite) is
an embedded 'single instance' database. How would you propose to
On Dec 9, 2006, at 9:43 AM, Stephen Barncard wrote:
contact Trevor Devore for further details about his lib. Trevor had
the lib up online but they changed domain names and the old link
doesn't work anymore.
The link to the developer section where I keep Revolution related
stuff will be
Mark,
Thanks for responding!
How do I get RunRev to be multi-user? (w/o using a DB)
I started using mysql with Navicat to test and I found myself putting hours
into figuring it out. If I could right a 100% RunRev app for everyone on my
team that would be great. But, if I have to use a
Hey, Jim,
I've had many false starts with client/server databases in Xtalks
since the early 90's. All of them had to talk through ODBC which was
horrible. We bought an SQL database called Butler that almost worked,
but crashed all the time. Eventually we (like everyone else) ended up
with
Jim-
Saturday, December 9, 2006, 8:48:30 AM, you wrote:
How do I get RunRev to be multi-user? (w/o using a DB)
Not easy. RunRev launches a new instance of a stack for each user, and
everything's in memory until you quit. You'd need a real client-server
configuration to do this. Rob Cozens has
Folks,
I'm writing a stack to build a database of customers for our Sales and System
Engineering team. Will be much less than a couple thousand cards with about
100 or so various unique fields and pulldown buttons per card. I can do it
easily with RunRev but I want the database or stack to
Jim-
Friday, December 8, 2006, 8:42:08 PM, you wrote:
Do I need to use a database (mysql,filemaker, etc) for this?
You don't need to use a database for this, but for something that size
I think you'll be happier with the result if you do. I have a smaller
app that I just converted from being a
