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Razzak,
I was connected to the db but I tried to change the
settings from the Utilities, Settings screen.
I changed these settings and I still get the error
message. I am also having trouble loading .bmp image
into table to insert into my forms. I have
been emailing RBTI on this issue the last few days.
I am using Rbase 2000 for Windows ver. 6.5++
1.851 x RT03 build. These have been ongoing problems for me.
Thanks,
Sue
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Wednesday, February 06, 2002 9:06
AM
Subject: Re: Multi User - Razzak's
Reply
Sue,
You MUST first CONNECT the database and then
change the
CHARacter SETting(s)!
Example:
CONNECT
dbname
SET QUOTES=NULL
SET QUOTES='
SET IDQUOTES=NULL
SET
IDQUOTES=`
SHOW CHAR to display CHARacter SETtings for currently
connected database.
Have fun!
Very Best
Regards,
Razzak.
At 07:34 AM 2/6/02 -0500, Sue Seelye wrote:
>>>>
Hi All, I
am working on a db on my hard drive and sometimes when trying to del from a
table I get an error message: Multi User Message:
Resources required by command are not available. Has anyone else had this
problem? Also, on this db the quote setting was
originally set as double (") I have changed to single (') and Idquotes was
blank, I try to change to ` but it doesn't hold after saving and closing out
of the settings. I have changed the .cmd and .eep files. I did a replace "
with '. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, Sue Seelye
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