Re: hidden databases
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 2000
It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 33101
interpreted = N
texte = I just ran a test on a database with the creator code ttxt. After making changes to it, I committed it, made more changes, closed it, Fetched it, opened it, it still had the creator code ttxt. I wonder if possibly there is a preference somewhere (maybe hidden deep within the code) that changes the creator on some versions/platforms but not others?Robert Wade CABIN6 Design|[ //\ ||} || ||\| V|http://www.cabin6.com robert@cabin6.comJesse Proudman (Lists Account) wrote:> > The suffix at the end of the file name is not the creator code. > > It's just a suffix. > > You can't see the creator code of a file by looking at it. To > > find out what type of > > creator code the file has, you must open it in a piece of > > software like the one I > > mentioned in the previous post. (FileTyper). With this you can > > also change the creator > > code, thus eliminating the need for a different FTP server. > > WebCatalog on the Mac (I think) always resets the database creator or type > (one or the other) to WWW(Omega) whenever WebCatalog writes the database to > disk (I may be wrong but this has been my experience). I would be > interested in why ACE Ftp won't allow the transfer for WWW(Omega) files to > and from the server. That is rather odd. Your going to run into this > problem with ANY ftp server that doesn't allow the exchange of WWW(Omega) > files and WebCatalog will continue to reset them which means that you would > have to continually change them on the server. > > Jesse Proudman - NineWire Digital Solutions > http://www.ninewire.com <> jesse@ninewire.com > Innovative and Creative Digital Solutions > > ****************************************************************** > * NineWire Productions and Digital Speed Networks, have merged!! * > * We are now known as NineWire Digital Solutions! * > ****************************************************************** > > ------------------------------------------------------------- > This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to > the mailing list
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I just ran a test on a database with the creator code ttxt. After making changes to it, I committed it, made more changes, closed it, Fetched it, opened it, it still had the creator code ttxt. I wonder if possibly there is a preference somewhere (maybe hidden deep within the code) that changes the creator on some versions/platforms but not others?Robert Wade CABIN6 Design|[ //\ ||} || ||\| V|http://www.cabin6.com robert@cabin6.comJesse Proudman (Lists Account) wrote:> > The suffix at the end of the file name is not the creator code. > > It's just a suffix. > > You can't see the creator code of a file by looking at it. To > > find out what type of > > creator code the file has, you must open it in a piece of > > software like the one I > > mentioned in the previous post. (FileTyper). With this you can > > also change the creator > > code, thus eliminating the need for a different FTP server. > > WebCatalog on the Mac (I think) always resets the database creator or type > (one or the other) to WWW(Omega) whenever WebCatalog writes the database to > disk (I may be wrong but this has been my experience). I would be > interested in why ACE Ftp won't allow the transfer for WWW(Omega) files to > and from the server. That is rather odd. Your going to run into this > problem with ANY ftp server that doesn't allow the exchange of WWW(Omega) > files and WebCatalog will continue to reset them which means that you would > have to continually change them on the server. > > Jesse Proudman - NineWire Digital Solutions > http://www.ninewire.com <> jesse@ninewire.com > Innovative and Creative Digital Solutions > > ****************************************************************** > * NineWire Productions and Digital Speed Networks, have merged!! * > * We are now known as NineWire Digital Solutions! * > ****************************************************************** > > ------------------------------------------------------------- > This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to > the mailing list . > To unsubscribe, E-mail to: > To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to > Web Archive of this list is at: http://search.smithmicro.com/ ------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list . To unsubscribe, E-mail to: To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to Web Archive of this list is at: http://search.smithmicro.com/
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