I know somebody's got the quick answer based on their experience: if I have a table named Test.dbf which is INCLUDED in the EXE, ship that to the client, and they have a table in the same folder also called Test.dbf.....which one gets read and which is ignored? I'm thinking the INCLUDED table gets read. That's what I'm hoping anyway. If I don't hear from folks by tonight, I'll create a test at home to find out for sure.
tia, --Mike
mbsoftwaresolutions@mbsoftwaresolutions.com wrote on 2016-02-03:
I know somebody's got the quick answer based on their experience: if I have a table named Test.dbf which is INCLUDED in the EXE, ship that to the client, and they have a table in the same folder also called Test.dbf.....which one gets read and which is ignored? I'm thinking the INCLUDED table gets read. That's what I'm hoping anyway. If I don't hear from folks by tonight, I'll create a test at home to find out for sure.
tia, --Mike
Mike,
I have just tested this. The DBF inside the EXE is used.
Tracy Pearson PowerChurch Software
On 2016-02-03 12:34, Tracy Pearson wrote:
mbsoftwaresolutions@mbsoftwaresolutions.com wrote on 2016-02-03:
I know somebody's got the quick answer based on their experience: if I have a table named Test.dbf which is INCLUDED in the EXE, ship that to the client, and they have a table in the same folder also called Test.dbf.....which one gets read and which is ignored? I'm thinking the INCLUDED table gets read. That's what I'm hoping anyway. If I don't hear from folks by tonight, I'll create a test at home to find out for sure.
tia, --Mike
Mike,
I have just tested this. The DBF inside the EXE is used.
Many thanks, Tracy...you saved me some time that's at a premium at this moment.
Cheers, --Mike
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