Gordon,
did by any chance the corruption happen when you were trying to add 'number' fields from Servoy?
I have had a couple of incidents with PostgreSQL. Everything works fine when using other 3 party tools to add the fields. Possibly a database driver problem?
Use Servoy on Mac OS X? We'd like to hear about it!
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by swingman » Sun Mar 18, 2007 10:55 am
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Certified Servoy Developer
Batchelor Associates Ltd, London, UK
http://www.batchelorassociates.co.uk
http://www.postgresql.org - The world's most advanced open source database.
Certified Servoy Developer
Batchelor Associates Ltd, London, UK
http://www.batchelorassociates.co.uk
http://www.postgresql.org - The world's most advanced open source database.
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by jramos » Mon Mar 19, 2007 8:33 pm
john.allen wrote:Sorry to hear that David Jonker is no longer with them as he was pretty good about keeping up with all things Servoy. What about trying to get Jose Ramos involved? He seemed pretty keen and also understands the Mac issues of Servoy, ASA 9 and ASA 10.
Hi John,
I would be more than happy to answer any questions about SQL Anywhere in this forum. I've just registered to the newsgroup, so I'll be monitoring it from now on. I also remember you wanted to know how to kick start synchronization within a Servoy app - I will write the procedure in a new post. Thanks!
Jose Ramos
Product Manager
Sybase iAnywhere
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