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Sounds like the path to your db is wrong. LC happily creates an empty file
for you which is not even formatted as an sqlite db! I've always thought
that was flat out wrong.
I would check that your db file exists before calling revdatabaseopen with
the exists() function.
Pete
lcSQL Software
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Sent: Tuesday, September 16, 2014 9:28 PM
To: use-livecode@lists.runrev.com
Subject: accessing database table on iPad
To all,
I need your expertise help to solve this issue I encounter in the app I am
creating. Here is the problem:I create a SQLite database with 2 tables
containing data. The database
To all,
I need your expertise help to solve this issue I encounter in the app I am
creating. Here is the problem:I create a SQLite database with 2 tables
containing data. The database is saved in the same folder than the app. I can
access with ease the database and read the records from my deskt
