Dan
Wed Jul 04 01:44:54 CDT 2007
If your database is "included" in the project, it will be copied into any
EXE built from the project. Since it's inside the EXE it will be read-only.
**BUT** please note that the word "included" has a very special meaning
inside the project manager. A DBC (or any file) can be listed in the PM, but
can be "excluded" from the project (it will have a icon with a circle and
slash thru it). Excluded files will not be burned into an EXE.
Listed in the project, but EXCLUDED, is the default for DBC files.
(right-click in the PM to toggle this setting.)
The big thing you may bump into with a DBC listed in a project is that if
you expand the DBC in the PM, showing the list of tables, VFP will open the
DBC (how else will it know what's in there?) in a datasession you can't
access. You won't be able to USE any tables EXCLUSIVE because another user
(you!) already has the DBC open.
Dan
Den wrote:
> do you mean that if i include database in the project, all my
> programs after compile
> which perform update to database would not work ?
> (since u mention the database would become read only)
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> "Man-wai Chang" <toylet.toylet@gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:O2AdjNXvHHA.4796@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...
>> Den wrote:
>>> What different does a compiled binaries(EXE) from a project which
>>> include a database in the project (Data Page) ?
>>
>> Anything included in the project would become read-only.
>>
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