Eric,
if you are creating the DB via code there is no reason to drag it into the IDE

 // Create Database Object
mydb = New REALSQLDatabase

 // Set Database File
 mydb.DatabaseFile = GetFolderItem("mydb.rbd")

 // Database File Does Not Exist, So Create the Database
 if GetFolderItem("mydb.rbd").Exists = false then

   // Create the Database
   if mydb.CreateDatabaseFile = false then

     // Error While Creating the Database
MsgBox "Database Error" + EndOfLine + EndOfLine + "There was an error when creating the database."
     Quit
   end if

   // Add Tables to the Database
   ect ect
 // Connect To Database
 if mydb.Connect = false then
MsgBox "Database Error" + EndOfLine + EndOfLine + "There was an error when creating the database."
   Quit
 end if


-Briman


How do you name a REALSQLDatabase via code such that the name will
"stick"?

I've tried this:

  db.DatabaseName = "SomeDatabase"
 db.DatabaseFile = GetFolderItem("SomeDataFile")
    If Not db.CreateDatabaseFile then
      //handle error
    end if

And this:

   db.DatabaseFile = GetFolderItem("SomeDataFile")
    If Not db.CreateDatabaseFile then
      //handle error
  else
     db.DatabaseName = "SomeDatabase"
  end if

Neither one seems to work. When I drag the newly created database
into the IDE, it has the name of "Untitled". Am I missing something
obvious?

Thanks
Erick
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