Never mind i figured it out. After writting out the email it made me really
think it what was going on. I found that by setting the path
to the directories = the sub-directory names rather than using "./" workes
great.
Thanks for all those who gave me help.
! Path where index tables are held. Can be absolute or relative
! to the properties file. Defaults to tablePath.
!
indexPath=indexes;
!
! Path where system tables are held. Can be absolute or relative to
! the properties file. Defaults to tablePath.
!
systemPath=system
!
! Path where database tables are held. Can be absolute or relative
! to the properties file. Defaults to "current" directory.
!
tablePath=tables
!
! Path where results set tables are held. Can be absolute or relative
! to the properties file. Defaults to tablePath.
!
tmpPath=tmp
!
! Non-zero means paths are relative to the properties file.
! Default is absolute paths for files.
!
relativeToProperties=1
!
! Alternative partitions can be defined so that tables can be placed
! in multiple locations. Each partition is numbered: 1, 2, 3,... Tables
! can be created on partitions using the syntax
!
! CREATE TABLE <name> ON PARTITION <number>...
!
! The partition count has to be supplied.
!
!partitionCount=2
!
! The locations of each partition must be supplied. These are always
! absolute path names.
!
!partition1=d:/petes
!partition1=c:\projects\SupportCentral\Database
----- Original Message -----
From: "Peter Hearty" <peter.hearty@lutris.com>
To: <instantDB@enhydra.org>
Sent: Friday, September 15, 2000 8:43 AM
Subject: Re: InstantDB: Not finding my tables?
> Eric
>
> If you're using an absolute URL in all cases to access your database, as
you
> seem to be saying, then I don;t really understand what could be going
wrong.
> However, if you're using something like: jdbc:idb:SupportCentral.prp, i.e.
a
> relative URL, then you could be creating multiple copies of the database
in
> different locations.
>
> Regards
>
> Peter Hearty
> Lutris Technologies UK Ltd.
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Eric Advincula <eric07@earthlink.net>
> To: instantDB@enhydra.org <instantDB@enhydra.org>
> Date: 27 July 2000 14:45
> Subject: Re: InstantDB: Not finding my tables?
>
>
> >What I noticed thought is if I use my batch file to load the SQL Builder
is
> >in the same directory as the prp it loads and shows my tables
> >but if I put the batch file in another directory and run it from there it
> >still loads the database but is missing my tables.
> >
> >batch file to load SQLBuilder.bat:
> >
> >@echo off
> >
> >set ProjectPath=c:\Projects\SupportCentral\database
> >set JarPath=c:\java\jar
> >set JarFiles=%JarPath%\idb.jar;%JarPath%\SQLBuilder.jar;
> >set Output=c:\projects\supportcentral\database
> >
> >set Classpath=.;%JarFiles%%ProjectPath%
> >
> >@echo on
> >java -classpath %Classpath% SQLBuilder
> >
> >@echo off
> >
> >so i believe its really a path issue.
> >
> >Any ideas on this?
> >
>
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