>>Sample database is online now
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>>www.dashpoint.com --- go to the downloads page.
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>>I created databases with 100,000 records in them for now. I'll create a bigger version later. I don't want to kill my machine with downloads for now.
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>>There are downloads of a DBF and a SQL Backup.
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>>These databases have no indexes yet. We can work up a program/script to create them later.
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>Rod,
>I have been reading this thread and the other thread that this thread was "derived" from. I have not contributed anything to the thread until now (mostly because of all the x-mas stress. I can't wait to get back to work so I can relax lol).
>I am very glad to see that you are taking up the "challenge" from the "die-hard" VFP'ers that are very negative towards .NET. I think this experiment/excercise will be usefull for both .NET developers and VFP developers.
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>I tried to restore from the backup to you made available on your website, but I keep getting the following error message:
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>System.Data.SqlClient.SqlError: Device activation error. The physical file name 'C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL\data\RIO_Data.MDF' may be incorrect. (Microsoft.SqlServer.Express.Smo)
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>I also tried to restore the RIO.NET SQL backup file but got the same error message.
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>It is probably something simple that I am missing, but the sideeffect of x-mas vacation is that my brain went on vacation too :)
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>Einar


Yes it was something very simple that I was missing. _Data in the physical name. Hmm I guess I should start paying more attention to the error message, it sometimes might be usefull information. Now that the Akevitt (Norwegian alcoholic beverage) is wearing off I can think more clearly. lol

Einar