Are you using Paradox the Application, or only Paradox the Table Format? If
Application, what version and what Operating System & Version are you using?
If not Paradox the Application, what language is your application written
in?
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Tony McGuire
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I have an application in delphi with paradox tables and the same
application in multiple computers.
The file DBWORK.INI have any use?
This is what we tell folks who use Paradox the application:
> 1. http://www.thedbcommunity.com/faq/13.htm
>
> 2. Oplocks:
> A. NT: http://www.tonymcguire.com/oplocks-nt.htm
> i. UseOpportunisticLocking should be 0
> ii. EnableOplocks should be 0
> iii. The rest don't matter
> B. Win2K/XP: http://www.tonymcguire.com/oplocks-2000.htm
> i. OplocksDisabled should be 1
> ii. EnableOplocks should be 0
> iii. The rest don't matter
> C. Win9x: Control Panel, System applet, Performance tab, File System
> button, Troubleshooting tab, CHECK the boxes labeled:
> i. "Disable new file sharing and locking semantics."
> ii. "Disable write-behind caching for all drives."
> iii. On the Hard Disk tab, you may wish to try setting Read-ahead
> optimization to None, but I think that should only make a difference
> on the server machine.
>
> 3. N/A
>
> 4. LOCALSHARE (BDE, Configuration tab, Configuration > System > INIT)
> must be set to TRUE for all users.
>
> 5. Disk caching on Win2K (presumably XP, but I can't check that):
> Properties for the drive, Hardware tab, select the disk of interest,
> click the Properties button, on the Disk Properties tab, UNcheck the
> "Write cache enabled" box if it'll let you.
>
> 6. Make sure the machine serving the .DB files isn't being used as a
> workstation.
...plus whatever they tell you on Borland's Delphi and BDE forums.
Liz
DBWORK.INI is used by an application, like Database Desktop. It isn't a BDE
configuration-file.
The main parameters that must be set, on each workstation, are these:
NET FILE DIR = a common, read/writable directory
LOCAL SHARE = TRUE
Both of these are BDE Configuration parameters.
There are, as Liz cited, many existing documents on this subject.
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