Hey all, just started using SC5 and it seems really good. However I am having a few issues with it and unfortunately I have to say that SC email support is less than stellar with response times, so I am asking here as well. I am using the included tickets system as a learning tool. It uses sqlite as a default and I am trying to figure out how to convert it to use mysql. I emailed support and asked them and Vitors only answer was
Hi,
You should access the Project Home and edit the connection of the project changing it to MySQL.
Best Regards,
V?tor Jamil
Netmake - Support Team
Well, that doesn’t work. I did that, regenerated the code, created zip and deployed. First time I run it says the db connection isnt set correctly and I log into the back end manager to update it, although I did set it to use mysql in the app. I select mysql, enter host and username for the server, select the db which i created, and click test, which passes. I then logout of the back end, and run again. This time I get the normal login screen, except the dialog pops up saying authentication failed (although authentication is misspelled). I look at the db and no tables have been created. I have asked support specifically what needs to be done to convert this to use mysql. I asked does it create the DB for you? I found out it does not. I asked them if it doesn’t, if I create the DB will it create the schema and populate the tables? I found out it does not. Again, the big issue I have here is support (or the lack of) not answering questions for days at a time. I like the program and it is not exactly inexpensive so I would expect better service from them. Can anyone here in the forums help me with these questions? Also, there seem to be parts of the dev environ that are still showing up in spanish, despite every setting I can find being set to english. Not a big deal.
It says it supports calling COM objects. Are there any examples of this? Are the com objects, properties, etc. accessible from the dev environ? It would be nice if the manual was cleaned up (some stuff doesn’t seem to have translated too well) and available as a PDF. TIA to all for their help.
Kevin