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When you say it doesn't work you're not actually saying how you know it doesn't work. The logfile suggests it was successful.

We have a case in point. This table has one record. Note the scale on the left.

Closing this as a dupe.

There is a big "it depends" part of this answer. There are certain activities (I can't remember which!!) that are quicker via TCP.

I managed to get this sorted. I've updated the first post with a permanently active link.

Your ai interval of 36000 basically means you will be switching on demand and not automatically. As a result if you lose the main DB server you'll still be losing all the work done since the last backup you got off that machine. IMO that interval should be a lot smaller although that does depend...

The invite just expired. I will post another next week when I'm back on my home PC.

Unfortunately it doesn't appear in the moderator queue. I believe it's something that Chris will need to sort out. As it happens I am also waiting for a username change!! :D

I found the slightly more interesting for you. The typo came about because I was trying to recover from the very weirdly formatted 6956 error. I got it working for that script but when I recreated the script to run for another database those weirdly formatted errors started appearing again. I...

We have a standard config that we import into scripts usually that sets DLC.

Thanks Rob.

Bloody typo. It's dbtmp.

Having a bit of a brain fart. Can't work it out. Trying to get a script to move a bunch of tables to a new storage area. Annoyingly the KB only has the scripts for Windows which is less than useful!! If I run the command from the command line, the table moves successfully, but if I run it from...

You can't open multiple dialogs at the same time as they block by design. You would have to convert them to windows in order to be able to open multiple at the same time. This isn't too difficult to achieve, but it may impact the operation of your application.

Converting the database should be reasonably easy. Dump the data in some format that SQL would like. Generate a schema in SQL. Load the data. I'm not entirely sure what else you're hoping to get.

You'll need to make sure the database and all clients use a character set that supports the Japanese characters.

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Yes.

Funny you should mention it. I'm actually setting a basic one up. Watch this space.

Not sure why this one was blocked, but I see you managed to get the thread created so I'll lock this one.