If all your databases have the same creator ID as your application,
they will not appear in the app launcher, nor will they appear in the
launcher's Delete list. For every application the launcher finds (that
is, databases having type 'appl', it "hides" all other databases having
that same creator ID behind the application, so to speak.
The names of the databases have nothing to do with this. They must,
however, all be unique. It seems to me that the scheme you are
proposing will work just fine.
Jose Rodriguez Ruibal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm planning a system architecture like this:
>
> We have a main database "A" who stores some records with some
> information:
> A1
> A2
> A3
> ... and so on ...
> Each record has a "link" to another database file:
> AB1
> AB2
> AB3
> How can I manage all the data without letting the user "see" the
> databases in memory (with the "info" menu from the application
> launcher). I mean, if I use the standar naming
> convention "AppDBName-CreatorID" this would work? Could I have
> all my databases like this:
> AppA1-CreatorID
> AppA2-CreatorID
> AppA3-CreatorID
> ...
> AppAB1-CreatorID
> AppAB2-CreatorID
> AppAB3-CreatorID
> ...
>
> I've been thinking about doing a "prefix-sufix" management of
> all my data, but I don't want them to be "visible" for the user.
> How can I proceed?
>
> Thank you a lot!
> --
> Best regards,
> Jose Rodriguez Ruibal
>
> NIT (Nomad Information Tech)
> e-mail: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>
>
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