Opening Valentina v1.11 in Revolution

[David Vaughan]

Ruslan

Thanks, I know I can do it with Valentina calls but I am a little  
surprised. Have you and RunRev not just promoted a free Valentina  
v1.12 with new Revolution purchases? I did not notice any caveats on  
how it worked.

Anyway, another question. I understood that the MacOSX version of  
Valentina included a licence to run Valentina Carbon, the database  
editor. However, it times out after ten minutes and the key for  
Valentina is not accepted by it. I could not find the editor or any  
licensing for it on the paradigmasoft web site. Is it separately  
licensed or is it included? In either case, how do I make it happen  
please?

regards
David

On 17/12/2005, at 20:57, Ruslan Zasukhin wrote:

> On 12/17/05 4:57 AM, "David Vaughan" <dvk at dvkconsult.com.au> wrote:
>
> Hi David,
> Hi Marcus,
>
> RevDB for Valentina have develop Runtime Revolution itself.
> So I think better ask what is wrong for rev team.
>
> IF I not mistake, Revolution in installation have some old 1.8.x  
> version of
> VXCMD wrapped to RevDB.
>
> It seems to me RevDB will not work with VXCMD 1.11 (i.e. Newer  
> version).
>
> David, I think that most VXCMD 1.x developers use not RevDB API,  
> but native
> VXCMD functions, which actually give you more features which RebDB  
> can do.
>
>
>> Hello, a simple starter question.
>>
>> I am developing a comparatively small database in the sense that the
>> data volume will not be huge, although it will comprise around 12-14
>> tables. I have started using SQLite but thought I would compare using
>> Valentina. However, this is proving less convenient because so far
>> Valentina will not run!
>>
>> I can open Valentina from RunRev using the Valentina XCMD but not
>> using <revOpenDatabase>, which looks like this:
>>
>> get revOpenDatabase("Valentina","",DBpath,,,,valentinaSerial,"")
>>
>> DBpath and valentinaSerial are set in the exactly same manner as in
>> the successful XCMD method.
>> The Rev function returns "invalid database type".
>
>> I have VXCMD_Macho_MC in the main Revolution folder, based on what I
>> have read in the RunRev archives. Its location is /Applications/
>> Revolution 2.6.1/VXCMD_Macho_MC
>
>> I have set the externals of the stack to that path and verified that
>> the property is set correctly after a closing and re-opening the  
>> stack.
>>
>> Is that correct? Is there another step I am missing?
>> The platform is Max OS X 10.4.3
>
> -- 
> Best regards,
>
> Ruslan Zasukhin
> VP Engineering and New Technology
> Paradigma Software, Inc
>
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> http://www.paradigmasoft.com
>
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>
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