Re: Multiple 'Users.db' files not possible
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It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 15674
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texte = Yes, Users.db is a special case that always opens the standard one in the WebCatalog folder no matter where you specify its location. If you want to use your own database it must be named something different. (or add fields to the exisiting database).John.>Every time I use the string Users.db in a search, WebCat ignores >the path to that particular Users.db file. Instead, WebCat *always* >opens the Users.db that's in my WebCatalog folder. > >This suggests that there's only one Users.db allowed on a WebCat >site, and that Users.db is always going to be the one located in the >main WebCatalog folder. > >In my testing, it made no difference whether I used a relative path, >or an absolute path, or if I made up a completely bogus path. As long >as I was referring to Users.db, the results were exactly the same >every time ... WebCat finds the Users.db located in the WebCatalog >folder, instead of the one I'm specifying with a different path name. > >I have tested this feature *ONLY* in context-based searches, I have >not tested other situations yet ... but I expect similar results. > >Of course, I would like WebCat to open a different Users.db when I >ask it to -- one that's located in a client's web site folder, for >example, so I can test his/her site without making a bunch of changes >to my own folder hierarchy every time I switch from one client's >project to another. But that's apparently not possible ... :( > >If my guess is correct about the way this WebCat feature works, then >we don't have to worry about telling WebCat where the Users.db is >located ... because to WebCatalog, there is only one Users.db, and it >already knows where to find it ... :) > >Sincerely, >Ken Grome >ken@iav.com >808-737-6499 >WebDNA Solutions >http://www.hui.net/ John A. Hill, V.P. Marketing Pacific Coast Software eCommerce / Web Developer Tools http://www.smithmicro.com
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Yes, Users.db is a special case that always opens the standard one in the WebCatalog folder no matter where you specify its location. If you want to use your own database it must be named something different. (or add fields to the exisiting database).John.>Every time I use the string Users.db in a search, WebCat ignores >the path to that particular Users.db file. Instead, WebCat *always* >opens the Users.db that's in my WebCatalog folder. > >This suggests that there's only one Users.db allowed on a WebCat >site, and that Users.db is always going to be the one located in the >main WebCatalog folder. > >In my testing, it made no difference whether I used a relative path, >or an absolute path, or if I made up a completely bogus path. As long >as I was referring to Users.db, the results were exactly the same >every time ... WebCat finds the Users.db located in the WebCatalog >folder, instead of the one I'm specifying with a different path name. > >I have tested this feature *ONLY* in context-based searches, I have >not tested other situations yet ... but I expect similar results. > >Of course, I would like WebCat to open a different Users.db when I >ask it to -- one that's located in a client's web site folder, for >example, so I can test his/her site without making a bunch of changes >to my own folder hierarchy every time I switch from one client's >project to another. But that's apparently not possible ... :( > >If my guess is correct about the way this WebCat feature works, then >we don't have to worry about telling WebCat where the Users.db is >located ... because to WebCatalog, there is only one Users.db, and it >already knows where to find it ... :) > >Sincerely, >Ken Grome >ken@iav.com >808-737-6499 >WebDNA Solutions >http://www.hui.net/ John A. Hill, V.P. Marketing Pacific Coast Software eCommerce / Web Developer Tools http://www.smithmicro.com
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