I've got a couple potential clients for one of my softwares and want to
just give them a quick trial version with timebomb and forcing local use
(so no shared database). Honestly, the app uses the system date so
often that I'm not worried about the dudes resetting the calendar to
cheat the trial. If they went that route, it'd be maddening for them so
as I said, I don't care about that. However, I do want to ensure that
the app only looks locally for it's database in a subfolder (.\data\) of
the app's location. I'm thinking checking to make sure the
DRIVETYPE(JUSTDRIVE(MyDBCName.dbc)) = 3. Does that sound like a good
plan to enforce this constraint?
tia,
--Mike
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