Re: [WebDNA] File permissions on Windows?
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texte = well sure.. I can imagine wanting to know about that. But here you were using a failing append as evidence of windows perm problems, and that append issue may have had nothing to do with perms. If your append still fails after taking out automunber, then you could look more deeply into windows perms. If your append works after taking out autonumber, then it shows that perms were not the issue here. I was just trying to help sort out what was causing what.. before making assumptions... on the way to learning the answer to the general Q of if there are perms on windows. On Nov 2, 2010, at 3:40 PM, Kenneth Grome wrote: > Thanks for the suggestion. I was actually more concerned with Windows > permissions if it has any, but I think it does not. > > Sincerely, > Kenneth Grome > >> do a test to confirm what you are dealing with.. and then decide >> what to do about it. >> >> .. i.e. take out the autonumber and see if the append works. >> >>> There aren't any file permissions issues to deal with on an old >>> Windows >>> server, are there? >>> >>> My client is running WebDNA 4.1 on a Windows server and [append] >>> doesn't work. New records are not written to the dbs. At first >>> I thought this was a file permissions error, but then I learned >>> that they >>> are running an old Windows server instead of Linux. >>> >>> Do you think it's possible that my autonumber parameter is >>> confusing WebDNA?: >>> >>> [append db=xxx.db&autonumber=sku] >>> >>> If this old version of WebDNA cannot handle the autonumber tag >>> then maybe this is what's preventing the append from working. >>> Right now this is my ONLY guess at a solution, other than a >>> WebDNA upgrade which I have already suggested to the client. >>> >>> Anyone have any other ideas here? >>> >>> Sincerely, >>> Kenneth Grome
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well sure.. I can imagine wanting to know about that. But here you were using a failing append as evidence of windows perm problems, and that append issue may have had nothing to do with perms. If your append still fails after taking out automunber, then you could look more deeply into windows perms. If your append works after taking out autonumber, then it shows that perms were not the issue here. I was just trying to help sort out what was causing what.. before making assumptions... on the way to learning the answer to the general Q of if there are perms on windows. On Nov 2, 2010, at 3:40 PM, Kenneth Grome wrote: > Thanks for the suggestion. I was actually more concerned with Windows > permissions if it has any, but I think it does not. > > Sincerely, > Kenneth Grome > >> do a test to confirm what you are dealing with.. and then decide >> what to do about it. >> >> .. i.e. take out the autonumber and see if the append works. >> >>> There aren't any file permissions issues to deal with on an old >>> Windows >>> server, are there? >>> >>> My client is running WebDNA 4.1 on a Windows server and
[append] >>> doesn't work. New records are not written to the dbs. At first >>> I thought this was a file permissions error, but then I learned >>> that they >>> are running an old Windows server instead of Linux. >>> >>> Do you think it's possible that my autonumber parameter is >>> confusing WebDNA?: >>> >>> [append db=xxx.db&autonumber=sku] >>> >>> If this old version of WebDNA cannot handle the autonumber tag >>> then maybe this is what's preventing the append from working. >>> Right now this is my ONLY guess at a solution, other than a >>> WebDNA upgrade which I have already suggested to the client. >>> >>> Anyone have any other ideas here? >>> >>> Sincerely, >>> Kenneth Grome
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