Torgny,

We distribute copies of appreg01 and appreg02 and when upgrading we import missing keys from the copy tables. We use the Import method on the registry object to do this.

In version 6.21 we also had a copy of the database, since appreg01 is belonging to it. When converting to verson 7, we had problems closing the copy of the database after doing the import, and we ended up pointing to the wrong database. A workaround was to make the copy of appreg01 a free table, with another name.

Jens Erik

>I am using CM7.0 and i have some questions about using the registry. According to
>the docs it say that the best is to place a copy of the appreg02.* files locally
>on every client. But how do i assure that new entries that i made in the development
>environment is committed out to the client with an app upgrade ? In appreg02 there
>can be key values that are different for each client.
>
>Also the same problem with appreg01. I cannot just copy my development files over to
>the app server because that would mess up the value for the unique primary key counter.
>
>The main reason for this question is because i intend to add email functions to my app
>and i would like to place registry entries for mailserver, some emailaddresses and some
>other values in the registry.