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Ultralite DB accessed by more than one SDK ?
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| handheldmaster 2006-03-16, 7:28 am |
| Know can try this out myself but just not got around it ... Has anyone tried
the following create & synchronize ultralite database in Appforge MobileVB
but then use Ultralite.NET Compact Framework to insert,update,delete
data
into the udb file. So basically two different applications working with the
same .udb file .. ofcourse assuming that each application accesses it in
exclusive mode. Using WIndows Mobile Ultralite 9.0.2. Did I hear ? UNICODE
.... since with 9.0.2 its unicode this would be possible ? As have been
creating .udbs on client and querying these with the Ultralite Interactive
SQL from desktop
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| Greg Fenton 2006-03-16, 7:28 am |
| handheldmaster wrote:
> So basically two different applications working with the
> same .udb file .. ofcourse assuming that each application accesses it in
> exclusive mode.
There should be no problem having different applications, using
different APIs, work with the same .udb file.
In fact, two apps can manipulate the same udb file *at the same time* if
using the UL engine:
UltraLite Database User's Guide
UltraLite Utilities Reference
- The UltraLite engine
> Using WIndows Mobile Ultralite 9.0.2. Did I hear ? UNICODE
> .... since with 9.0.2 its unicode this would be possible ?
I'm not sure what you are asking here. UNICODE (well, wide characters)
is the native environment for CE. So yes, UL does work in "UNICODE".
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| handheldmaster 2006-03-16, 9:23 am |
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> There should be no problem having different applications, using different
> APIs, work with the same .udb file.
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> In fact, two apps can manipulate the same udb file *at the same time* if
> using the UL engine:
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> UltraLite Database User's Guide
> UltraLite Utilities Reference
> - The UltraLite engine
>
Right but currently am using the ultralite runtime so I guess only one
application can access concurrently.
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> I'm not sure what you are asking here. UNICODE (well, wide characters) is
> the native environment for CE. So yes, UL does work in "UNICODE".
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You answered my question already. Was thinking that in ultralite8 it was not
possible to copy the udb file to desktop and use in the emulator or no query
application as such. But with ultralite9 one can directly copy into the
desktop
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