In going thru the What's New for the 4/11/17 build, I notice the new -BASE command line parameter that we can use when calling up RBase from our desktop icons.
The description makes it sound like it's geared towards a developer, who wants a streamlined quicker version of the database (turning off GUI-type of stuff). But from the description of what it turns off, it seems to me that unless a user is going to the R> prompt, that it would make sense for all users to run with -BASE. Anyone enlighten me? Karen For anyone who wants to see the description: Settings - An added "-BASE" command line parameter has been implemented to initiate optimized Database Explorer settings for use in active server environments. The settings allow for faster use of R:BASE for Database Administrators who do not have the capabilities to copy an entire database locally just to perform a quick and important change. The values are set on load. This means that when R:BASE is closed the current "minimal" settings will be saved. The following setting changes are performed during load: . Use of "View As List" display, to omit displaying column details for objects . Setting UINOTIF is OFF to turn off refresh notifications . DB Explorer, do not enable Show Slave Table . DB Explorer, do not enable Indicator For Compressed Forms/Reports/Labels . DB Explorer, do not enable Show Row Numbers . DB Explorer, disable custom Explorer Appearance settings . For Startup Options, do not display product splash screen -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "RBASE-L" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
