D:\SOMEDIR\DATA\DATABASE.DBC 12 BOBWhere the 1st item is always the DBC, the 2nd is some number and the 3rd is the last user_id. Typically, though, there is a structure that is followed. Check out any INI file on your system and you'll probably see something like this
[GroupName]
Attribute1=somevalue
Attribute2=someothervalue
..etc..
In the HOME()+"ffc" directory, in the registry.vcx there's a class called OldINIReg. That should give you all you need to be able to read/write from an INI file in the standard manner. e.g.oINI = NewObject("OldINIReg",Home()+"ffc\registry") oINI.WriteINIEntry("c:\directory\database.dbc","Data Locations","Database",FullPath("my.ini"))Creates an INI file called "my.ini" in the current directory with the following contents
[Data Locations] Database=c:\directory\database.dbc