Go ahead and flame me on this one, but I've had the same modus operandi ever 
since I think version 9.0
I don't use CFG files.  Ever.  Anywhere.  I have no clue where/if they are 
installed, nor where they are.  And to this day it has never presented a 
problem in any of my installations.  To me it was one of the best enhancements 
ever, that you can basically ignore those CFG files if you want to.  Need to 
add a user? Give them the desktop icon that points to the network RBase install 
and you're done.  Do they have/need a CFG?  I've never assigned one to a new 
user.  I'm not sure how RBase handles it, but I don't care because it works 
wonderfully.

100% of my commands, like the ones you list Doug, are in the startup file.  
That way if you want to change anything, you change one program.  You don't run 
around and change/copy over new CFG files for every user.  I never use "name" 
anymore, I use NetUser.

Karen
 
 
 
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From: Buddy Walker <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Mon, Jan 31, 2022 6:18 am
Subject: RE: [RBASE-L] - Multi-User commands Best Practices

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div.yiv9051255637WordSection1 {}-->Doug   I would only put those in the cfg 
file. I would set the NAME in RBASE.DAT like this     SET VAR vUserName = 
(CVAL(‘NETUSER’))   SET NAME &vUserName     I would then make sure the 
RBASE.DAT AND rbase CFG file were located in same folder as the rbase EXE       
Make sure there aren’t any other RBASE.DAT and rbase CFG file located anywhere. 
 Buddy        From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On 
Behalf Of Doug Hamilton
Sent: Sunday, January 30, 2022 10:32 PM
To: R:Base List <[email protected]>
Subject: [RBASE-L] - Multi-User commands Best Practices  In the recent R:Base 
Multi-User Guide, the recommended sequence for Multi-User Concurrency Settings 
in a startup file, e.g. RBASE.DAT, is:
DISCONNECT
SET MULTI ON
SET STATICDB ON
SET FASTLOCK ON
SET PAGELOCK OFF
SET ROWLOCKS ON
SET VERIFY COLUMN
SET WAIT 4
SET INTERVAL 5

The same settings are found in the .CFG file, e.g. RBENGINEX5E.CFG
MULTI       ON
STATICDB    ON
FASTLOCK    ON
PAGELOCK    OFF
ROWLOCKS    ON
VERIFY      COLUMN
WAIT               4
INTERVAL           5

Is it correct that:
1) the CFG file is processed before the startup DAT file?
2) The order of the commands in the CFG should be the same as in the DAT file?
3) The SET commands in the DAT file are redundant and are not really necessary 
in the DAT file unless settings need to be changed for special circumstances?

Note that the user Guide states: "The settings may be set within the R:BASE 
configuration file. However, the settings are best set in a
startup file before connecting to the database. For example: ..."

Why are the settings best set in a startup file?  Shouldn't default settings be 
established in the CFG file and modified only if necessary?

TIA,
Doug  
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