Where are databases from TSBxpress applications stored?

[cjseven]

Hi,

I've created a new TSBexpress application and installed it in both my desktop and laptop.

At home I am going to work only in my desktop but I need to access same data when I am out. So I need to copy/paste datafiles from one computer to the other.

Where is/are located those files? I searched everywhere and didn't find it... :(

Both pcs with win7.

Any tips?!

Thanks,

Antonio

[TigerSoftware]

Hi,

I've created a new TSBexpress application and installed it in both my desktop and laptop.

At home I am going to work only in my desktop but I need to access same data when I am out. So I need to copy/paste datafiles from one computer to the other.

Where is/are located those files? I searched everywhere and didn't find it... :(

Both pcs with win7.

Any tips?!

Thanks,

Antonio

Antonio, it will depend on the your software project.

It has to generate a path based on the software project information because of the way things work.

Now, it sounds like you need something more like the Pro version or TSmaker that allows multi user support which is what you are asking for.

Thanks,

Thomas

[cjseven]

Thomas, thanks for fast answer.

I just need some clarifications before I start selling my applications:

So, imagine I sell an application built with TSBxpress.

The customer install it on one computer and after some time he buys a new computer.

He will install the software again and ask how to migrate all his inserted data from the old pc to the new one.

- This is not possible, right?

- The "half" way is to export everything to xls, convert to cvs and import again, correct?

Thanks,
Antonio

[TigerSoftware]

Thomas, thanks for fast answer.

I just need some clarifications before I start selling my applications:

So, imagine I sell an application built with TSBxpress.

The customer install it on one computer and after some time he buys a new computer.

He will install the software again and ask how to migrate all his inserted data from the old pc to the new one.

- This is not possible, right?

- The "half" way is to export everything to xls, convert to cvs and import again, correct?

Thanks,
Antonio


I will be implementing back up and restore in all version. :)

Thomas

[cjseven]

nice :cool: