Post by Jennifer Ashley KuiperPost by Paul Furbacher [TeamB]Hmmm, we aren't even awake over here on the east coast,
and the "Borland people" should be in the middle of their
rest.
The docs do say that it is a feature of both
Dev and Ent. They also say that the button
will be grayed out unless you have made a
database connection. Have you done that?
1. Open the samples/DataExpress/BasicApp project.
That should automatically connect when you go to
the Designer. See the method "getJDataStoreURL()".
2. Use DBPilot to connect to the employee.jds database
in the samples/JDataStore/datastores folder. User name
"Sample", empty password.
Alas, nothing seems to help.
Neither #1 nor #2 above works? Or they work,
but when you plug in the correct Url into
*your* particular DataExpress Database object --
you know the Url to be correct because you plugged
it into #1 and #2 above and it worked (?) -- and
that doesn't enable the SQL Builder button.
It's enabled when I use the Designer in #1 above.
Post by Jennifer Ashley KuiperEven when I have a valid database connection,
my SQL Builder button stays grayed.
How do you know that it is valid? It works in
DB Pilot?
Post by Jennifer Ashley KuiperAnother funny thing is that I seem to
have an unlicensed copy of JDataStore, whereas the little leaflet in the box
days that after installing JBuilder, JDataStore is automatically installed
for development use. I tried my per seat license of JDataStore 6, but... you
guessed it, nope!
If you think it is a clash between JDataStore 6
and the version installed with JB 2005, perhaps
you should describe the situation in the jdatastore
newsgroup. Someone there may be able to point out
ways to resolve such a conflict, if it indeed exists.
--
Paul Furbacher (TeamB)
Save time, search the archives:
http://www.borland.com/newsgroups/ngsearch.html
Is it in Joi Ellis's Faq-O-Matic?
http://www.visi.com/~gyles19/fom-serve/cache/1.html
Finally, please send responses to the newsgroup only.
That means, do not send email directly to me.
Thank you.