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El.Jota
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 Posted: Tue Sep 19, 2006 3:36 am Post subject: How to avoid PDOXUSRS.NET file |
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I'm using BDE to connect to a Oracle 9i DB, how do I do to avoid the
creation of the PDOXUSRS.NET file?
Rgds,
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DB-1
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| Posted: Tue Sep 19, 2006 2:37 pm Post subject: Re: How to avoid PDOXUSRS.NET file |
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"El.Jota" wrote:
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I'm using BDE to connect to a Oracle 9i DB, how do I do to avoid the
creation of the PDOXUSRS.NET file?
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No way. It's a documented feature that BDE uses Paradox file format to
store it's temporary, cached data also with Oracle, SQLServer etc.
connections
So PDOXUSRS.NET file will always appear to the directory that is BDE's
current Private Directory. You can use Session.PrivateDir to define the
place for that Private directory, but you can't avoid it. There Sessione
means the BDE session that gets created automatically with all apps
using BDE and if you do not create the BDE session yourself.
(NOTE: There's a 5+ year gap since I have done anything with BDE, so the
reliability of this answer may stagger.)
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Heiko Luettge
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| Posted: Fri Dec 08, 2006 4:38 pm Post subject: Re: How to avoid PDOXUSRS.NET file |
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Hi,
- no cached Updates
- no schema cache (schema cache time = -1)
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