>Greetings!
>
>I am using CaBuilder9 to build cursor adapters for our application. One of the issues we have is that our application has two separate database containers (DBCs). CaBuilder9 does a great job of creating base cursor adapter classes based on the tables defined in the DBC.
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>Unfortunately, when you run the program, it does not give you an option to add to an existing class library. We want to avoid having two class libraries for cursor adapters if we can.
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>So, anyway, if you open the two class browsers, each with the class library open for each of the DBCs, you should be able to move classes from one to other. At least, I have done that before using CTRL and clicking on the upper left icon and dragging it to other class browser form.
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>However, because of the structure of the library created by CaBuilder9, it does not move the class as I expected.
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>Here's the hierarchy of the FROM class library:
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>_cabase
>     pes_alerts
>     pes_errorlog
>

>Here's the hierarchy of the TO class library:
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>_cabase
>     pes_addresses
>     pes_agencies
>

>If you select the pes_alerts class and copy it to the TO class library window, the hierarchy of the TO class library now looks like this:
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>_cabase
>     pes_addresses
>     pes_agencies
>pes_alerts

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>I was trying to get it to look like this:
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>_cabase
>     pes_addresses
>     pes_agencies
>     pes_alerts
>

>Since the _cabase classes are identical in both class libraries, I just want to move the inherited classes only but they must go into the hierarchy correctly or they probably won't function properly.
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>Is this possible? If not, any ideas on how to accomplish this?
>
>
>Thanks in advance!
>
>Scott Malinowski
>
>Product Development Manager
>Premiere Educational Systems, Inc.

Right click on the class and chose the redefine option in the Class Browser.