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Kaan Soral
Apr 7, 2012, 4:14:44 PM4/7/12
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I guess my development efforts were concentrated on non-db stuff all these time so I am just realizing this now.
Whenever I reset a project, all of the new data is lost, I see that dev_appserver.datastore is not written.
This may be happening since I upgraded to 1.6.4 or it is probably unrelated since I didn't see anyone with this problem.
Any ideas?
Whenever I reset a project, all of the new data is lost, I see that dev_appserver.datastore is not written.
This may be happening since I upgraded to 1.6.4 or it is probably unrelated since I didn't see anyone with this problem.
Any ideas?
Kaan Soral
Apr 7, 2012, 4:49:09 PM4/7/12
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I'm on Windows, I've tried many things, It used to work flawless for years
I've tried changing the location of the datastore file, when the file doesn't exist, it is not created, when I copy the existing datastore file, it is read, but never modified, I don't think its a permission problem since It is a new problem, I've also gave all permissions for the file
So the problem is SDK never writes to the datastore. Why can it be?
I've tried changing the location of the datastore file, when the file doesn't exist, it is not created, when I copy the existing datastore file, it is read, but never modified, I don't think its a permission problem since It is a new problem, I've also gave all permissions for the file
So the problem is SDK never writes to the datastore. Why can it be?
Kaan Soral
Apr 7, 2012, 5:58:02 PM4/7/12
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I switched to sqlite3, here is the behavior:
Non administrator:
- Creates the rdbms file on custom location, populates the file
- Throws an "unable to read datastore file" exception
Administrator:
- Works perfectly
It wasn't working for non-sqlite3 even with the administrator privileges and it works with sqlite3 only with administrator priv.
Very strange but I'm glad it works
On Saturday, April 7, 2012 11:14:44 PM UTC+3, Kaan Soral wrote:
Non administrator:
- Creates the rdbms file on custom location, populates the file
- Throws an "unable to read datastore file" exception
Administrator:
- Works perfectly
It wasn't working for non-sqlite3 even with the administrator privileges and it works with sqlite3 only with administrator priv.
Very strange but I'm glad it works
On Saturday, April 7, 2012 11:14:44 PM UTC+3, Kaan Soral wrote:
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