| Bruce Hill 2005-03-30, 9:42 am |
| Thanks, David for the information on creating a short-cut on the pocket
pc... that was a key piece of information that I needed to put me on the
right track.
For the sake of the group, and in case someone else makes the same false
assumptions I did, let me detail my problem and its solution here. The
core of my problem (embarressing as it is to admit): iAnywhere was not
installed on the iPaq! The solution: Install it! :)
I come from a background of using m-business and ultralite, so all my
experience to date has been with m-business applications. I had assumed
that, since the m-business client is installed on the device, and the
client uses the ultralite database and mobilink synchronisation,
iAnywhere must be already installed on the device... a grossly incorrect
assumption as it turns out. For once I actually installed iAnywhere for
CE on the device, all the executionables that I needed were actually
there!! :)
David Fishburn wrote:
> "Bruce Hill" < bruce2001nl@NOSPAMya
hoo.com> wrote in
> news:420479f7@forums
-2-dub of sybase.public.sqlanywhere.mobilink:
>
> Here is part of a previous post I have made, it should get you almost
> there.
>
> You can override this on your dbmlsync command line.
>
> For example, create the following file on your desktop:
> dbmlsync.lnk
>
> The contents would be (not incuding the **'s):
> **********
> 83#" \your\path\to\dbmlsy
nc.exe" -c "..." -ot rem.txt -v -e ADR='host=
> 192.168.55.100'
> **********
>
> I may not have got the quotes right, test it on win32 first, using your
> desktop address. The 83 at the start is the lenght of the command, but
> I am pretty sure Pocket PC ignores it nowadays.
>
> Copy that file to the Pocket PC device into \Windows\Start Menu.
>
> Then you are good to go, I do the same thing for the dbsrv9.exe command
> to start the engine on the Pocket PC device.
>
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