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Re: Database not found error

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Subject: Re: Database not found error
From: Will Leshner <will dot leshner at gmail dot com>
Date: Mon, 28 Feb 2005 13:19:03 -0800
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On Mon, 28 Feb 2005 12:42:45 -0500, TJ Visicaro
<tvisicaro at totaltrakusa dot com> wrote:
> I mean after I compile the program, and put it on a computer that does not
> have Realbasic Installed on, As soon as I start the program I get the
> Database not found error


Ah. Gotcha. So we aren't talking about scripts at all, just Rb code,
right? Does the database exist in the same place on the target machine
as it does on the original machine? If so, I think there are some
issues with Rb being able to find databases you've added to the
project when moving to other machines. One workaround is to not add
the database to your project, but to open it in code instead.

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