By the way. If you have to store a lot of records on your pdb, that will result on a slow hotsync, you can design your database to store several records per pdb record, and access your records by offsets. In the most recent proyect that I made a pdb using this aproach, stores about 14,000 records. Using the traditional one record per pdb record, takes about 7 minutes to hotsync, using this aproach, storing 1,000 records per pdb record, having a total of 14 records in the pdb, only takes about 20 secods to hotsync.
Eduardo Orea. "Gnadinger, David" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> escribió en el mensaje news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > I'm still beating my head against the wall. I could not get pdbc to > compile on my SCO unix system. > > I got PDBMake to compile, but it does not split my records into fields. > Each record goes into the pdb file as one field. I couldn't rework the > code because I don't know how to describe the fields in a record and > haven't found the answer to that one yet. > > Also I could not get PAR loaded to try it. The file that I downloaded is > prc0004.tar. I tried using the Cygwin version of tar, and I also tried > using the SCO unix version of tar. Neither would recognize it as a tar > file. Any thoughts, anyone? > > I am truly batting 1000! :o) > > Thanks. > -- For information on using the PalmSource Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/
