I installed ADS 10.10 in my computer and started it.  Is running.

My software (xwood.exe) is located in C:\TimberKing\XWood, so I mapped this 
folder to Z:

In another computer I can execute Z:XWOOD.EXE but I can not connect to ADS. 
I tried using Z: , The folder where ADS was installed, \\USER-PC\Xwood, etc.

I think a long time ago I found a function that figures where the connection 
is.  Something about the existence of a hidden file.  Not sure.  Is there 
such thing?  What is the function?

I have not worked with ADS in years.  I did not make any changes to the 
default ADS install.

Thanks.

Richard A. Pulliam
138 Colina Circle
Panama City Beach, Florida 32413 USA
Voice and Fax: (001) 850-588-9935   Cell: (001) 850-238-1203
Skype: richard_pulliam
http://www.ClipperSolutions.com

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On 2/5/2015 1:24 PM, Richard A. Pulliam wrote:
> I installed ADS 10.10 in my computer and started it.  Is running.
>
> My software (xwood.exe) is located in C:\TimberKing\XWood, so I mapped
> this folder to Z:
>
> In another computer I can execute Z:XWOOD.EXE but I can not connect to
> ADS. I tried using Z: , The folder where ADS was installed,
> \\USER-PC\Xwood, etc.
>
> I think a long time ago I found a function that figures where the
> connection is.  Something about the existence of a hidden file.  Not
> sure.  Is there such thing?  What is the function?
>
> I have not worked with ADS in years.  I did not make any changes to the
> default ADS install.
>
> Thanks.
>
> Richard A. Pulliam
> 138 Colina Circle
> Panama City Beach, Florida 32413 USA
> Voice and Fax: (001) 850-588-9935   Cell: (001) 850-238-1203
> Skype: richard_pulliam
> http://www.ClipperSolutions.com
>
> Chat with me
>
>
>
> ---
> This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software.
> http://www.avast.com
>
It is very easy to connect to ADS.

1.  You are running ADS on your computer and trying to connect to it 
from another Computer.  Is this correct.
2.  Do you have a firewall enabled on your computer running ADS.  It 
uses port 6262 by default, unless you changed it in the ADS configuration.
3.  On your workstation you should be able to connect to ADS on your 
computer by simply using the drive letter g:.
4.  You may need to add an ads.ini file in the directory from which your 
program is written.  Its format is as follows:


ads.ini

[SETTING]
ADS_SERVER_TYPE=2

[COMPUTERNAMEOFADSSERVER]
LAN_IP=XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX
LAN_PORT=6262

Hi!

Yes, I am running ADS on my computer and executing it within my wireless 
home network after I mapped my computer to Z:. (Slow!!!!!)

It is now connecting to ADS when not executing on a local drive, otherwise, 
it defaults to FOXCDX.

I believe the Advantage Configuration Utility should display how many Users 
and Tables are in use.   It shows 0 for both.  Is this normal?  I am not 
using an Advantage Dictionary, does that have anything to do with that?

Thanks for your help.  I know how good ADS is and I have 2 clients ready to 
buy it to avoid index corruption.  First, I have to get it to work great.

==================

"Clifford Wiernik" wrote in message 
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On 2/5/2015 1:24 PM, Richard A. Pulliam wrote:
> I installed ADS 10.10 in my computer and started it.  Is running.
>
> My software (xwood.exe) is located in C:\TimberKing\XWood, so I mapped
> this folder to Z:
>
> In another computer I can execute Z:XWOOD.EXE but I can not connect to
> ADS. I tried using Z: , The folder where ADS was installed,
> \\USER-PC\Xwood, etc.
>
> I think a long time ago I found a function that figures where the
> connection is.  Something about the existence of a hidden file.  Not
> sure.  Is there such thing?  What is the function?
>
> I have not worked with ADS in years.  I did not make any changes to the
> default ADS install.
>
> Thanks.
>
> Richard A. Pulliam
> 138 Colina Circle
> Panama City Beach, Florida 32413 USA
> Voice and Fax: (001) 850-588-9935   Cell: (001) 850-238-1203
> Skype: richard_pulliam
> http://www.ClipperSolutions.com
>
> Chat with me
>
>
>
> ---
> This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software.
> http://www.avast.com
>
It is very easy to connect to ADS.

1.  You are running ADS on your computer and trying to connect to it
from another Computer.  Is this correct.
2.  Do you have a firewall enabled on your computer running ADS.  It
uses port 6262 by default, unless you changed it in the ADS configuration.
3.  On your workstation you should be able to connect to ADS on your
computer by simply using the drive letter g:.
4.  You may need to add an ads.ini file in the directory from which your
program is written.  Its format is as follows:


ads.ini

[SETTING]
ADS_SERVER_TYPE=2

[COMPUTERNAMEOFADSSERVER]
LAN_IP=XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX
LAN_PORT=6262






Richard A. Pulliam
138 Colina Circle
Panama City Beach, Florida 32413 USA
Voice and Fax: (001) 850-588-9935   Cell: (001) 850-238-1203
Skype: richard_pulliam
http://www.ClipperSolutions.com

Chat with me



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Richard,

Yes, the users, connections work areas and tables s/b displaying. I'm 
staring at a screen right now with 29 users, 39 connections, 614 work 
areas and 25 files under current.

If you're showing 0, them somethin' ain't right...

> Hi!
> 
> Yes, I am running ADS on my computer and executing it within my
> wireless home network after I mapped my computer to Z:. (Slow!!!!!)
> 
> It is now connecting to ADS when not executing on a local drive,
> otherwise, it defaults to FOXCDX.
> 
> I believe the Advantage Configuration Utility should display how many
> Users and Tables are in use.   It shows 0 for both.  Is this normal? 
> I am not using an Advantage Dictionary, does that have anything to do
> with that? 
> 
> Thanks for your help.  I know how good ADS is and I have 2 clients
> ready to buy it to avoid index corruption.  First, I have to get it to
> work great. 
> 
> ==================
> 
> "Clifford Wiernik" wrote in message 
> news:77622841$431e5039$4095e@news.alaska-software.com...
> 
> On 2/5/2015 1:24 PM, Richard A. Pulliam wrote:
>> I installed ADS 10.10 in my computer and started it.  Is running.
>>
>> My software (xwood.exe) is located in C:\TimberKing\XWood, so I
>> mapped this folder to Z:
>>
>> In another computer I can execute Z:XWOOD.EXE but I can not connect
>> to ADS. I tried using Z: , The folder where ADS was installed,
>> \\USER-PC\Xwood, etc.
>>
>> I think a long time ago I found a function that figures where the
>> connection is.  Something about the existence of a hidden file.  Not
>> sure.  Is there such thing?  What is the function?
>>
>> I have not worked with ADS in years.  I did not make any changes to
>> the default ADS install.
>>
>> Thanks.
>>
>> Richard A. Pulliam
>> 138 Colina Circle
>> Panama City Beach, Florida 32413 USA
>> Voice and Fax: (001) 850-588-9935   Cell: (001) 850-238-1203
>> Skype: richard_pulliam
>> http://www.ClipperSolutions.com
>>
>> Chat with me
>>
>>
>>
>> ---
>> This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software.
>> http://www.avast.com
>>
> It is very easy to connect to ADS.
> 
> 1.  You are running ADS on your computer and trying to connect to it
> from another Computer.  Is this correct.
> 2.  Do you have a firewall enabled on your computer running ADS.  It
> uses port 6262 by default, unless you changed it in the ADS
> configuration. 3.  On your workstation you should be able to connect
> to ADS on your computer by simply using the drive letter g:.
> 4.  You may need to add an ads.ini file in the directory from which
> your program is written.  Its format is as follows:
> 
> 
> ads.ini
> 
> [SETTING]
> ADS_SERVER_TYPE=2
> 
> [COMPUTERNAMEOFADSSERVER]
> LAN_IP=XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX
> LAN_PORT=6262
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> Richard A. Pulliam
> 138 Colina Circle
> Panama City Beach, Florida 32413 USA
> Voice and Fax: (001) 850-588-9935   Cell: (001) 850-238-1203
> Skype: richard_pulliam
> http://www.ClipperSolutions.com
> 
> Chat with me
> 
> 
> 
> ---
> This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software.
> http://www.avast.com
> 
>

On 2/9/2015 12:07 PM, "Brian Wolfsohn" wrote:
> Richard,
>
> Yes, the users, connections work areas and tables s/b displaying. I'm
> staring at a screen right now with 29 users, 39 connections, 614 work
> areas and 25 files under current.
>
> If you're showing 0, them somethin' ain't right...
>
>> Hi!
>>
>> Yes, I am running ADS on my computer and executing it within my
>> wireless home network after I mapped my computer to Z:. (Slow!!!!!)
>>
>> It is now connecting to ADS when not executing on a local drive,
>> otherwise, it defaults to FOXCDX.
>>
>> I believe the Advantage Configuration Utility should display how many
>> Users and Tables are in use.   It shows 0 for both.  Is this normal?
>> I am not using an Advantage Dictionary, does that have anything to do
>> with that?
>>
>> Thanks for your help.  I know how good ADS is and I have 2 clients
>> ready to buy it to avoid index corruption.  First, I have to get it to
>> work great.
>>
>> ==================
>>
>> "Clifford Wiernik" wrote in message
>> news:77622841$431e5039$4095e@news.alaska-software.com...
>>
>> On 2/5/2015 1:24 PM, Richard A. Pulliam wrote:
>>> I installed ADS 10.10 in my computer and started it.  Is running.
>>>
>>> My software (xwood.exe) is located in C:\TimberKing\XWood, so I
>>> mapped this folder to Z:
>>>
>>> In another computer I can execute Z:XWOOD.EXE but I can not connect
>>> to ADS. I tried using Z: , The folder where ADS was installed,
>>> \\USER-PC\Xwood, etc.
>>>
>>> I think a long time ago I found a function that figures where the
>>> connection is.  Something about the existence of a hidden file.  Not
>>> sure.  Is there such thing?  What is the function?
>>>
>>> I have not worked with ADS in years.  I did not make any changes to
>>> the default ADS install.
>>>
>>> Thanks.
>>>
>>> Richard A. Pulliam
>>> 138 Colina Circle
>>> Panama City Beach, Florida 32413 USA
>>> Voice and Fax: (001) 850-588-9935   Cell: (001) 850-238-1203
>>> Skype: richard_pulliam
>>> http://www.ClipperSolutions.com
>>>
>>> Chat with me
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> ---
>>> This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software.
>>> http://www.avast.com
>>>
>> It is very easy to connect to ADS.
>>
>> 1.  You are running ADS on your computer and trying to connect to it
>> from another Computer.  Is this correct.
>> 2.  Do you have a firewall enabled on your computer running ADS.  It
>> uses port 6262 by default, unless you changed it in the ADS
>> configuration. 3.  On your workstation you should be able to connect
>> to ADS on your computer by simply using the drive letter g:.
>> 4.  You may need to add an ads.ini file in the directory from which
>> your program is written.  Its format is as follows:
>>
>>
>> ads.ini
>>
>> [SETTING]
>> ADS_SERVER_TYPE=2
>>
>> [COMPUTERNAMEOFADSSERVER]
>> LAN_IP=XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX
>> LAN_PORT=6262
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> Richard A. Pulliam
>> 138 Colina Circle
>> Panama City Beach, Florida 32413 USA
>> Voice and Fax: (001) 850-588-9935   Cell: (001) 850-238-1203
>> Skype: richard_pulliam
>> http://www.ClipperSolutions.com
>>
>> Chat with me
>>
>>
>>
>> ---
>> This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software.
>> http://www.avast.com
>>
>>
>
If you connect via the advantage database architect, it will show at 
least on user, but no files unless you open some.  You have to watch on 
wireless networks that it can find the server.

On my laptop with ADS running on it, in database architect, I put c: and 
it shows 1 user, 1 connection, no files.

I am trying to communicate through a wireless modem attached to the 
internet.  Maybe I need to be on an Ethernet connected laptop?

I am testing this at home, but when I send it to my client, I hope all I 
have to tell him is to start ADS and run my program.  He uses Windows
Server with wired to computers.  Program has been working great for years 
without ADS.

"Clifford Wiernik" wrote in message 
news:e54ac5f$1037b675$54fc1@news.alaska-software.com...

On 2/9/2015 12:07 PM, "Brian Wolfsohn" wrote:
> Richard,
>
> Yes, the users, connections work areas and tables s/b displaying. I'm
> staring at a screen right now with 29 users, 39 connections, 614 work
> areas and 25 files under current.
>
> If you're showing 0, them somethin' ain't right...
>
>> Hi!
>>
>> Yes, I am running ADS on my computer and executing it within my
>> wireless home network after I mapped my computer to Z:. (Slow!!!!!)
>>
>> It is now connecting to ADS when not executing on a local drive,
>> otherwise, it defaults to FOXCDX.
>>
>> I believe the Advantage Configuration Utility should display how many
>> Users and Tables are in use.   It shows 0 for both.  Is this normal?
>> I am not using an Advantage Dictionary, does that have anything to do
>> with that?
>>
>> Thanks for your help.  I know how good ADS is and I have 2 clients
>> ready to buy it to avoid index corruption.  First, I have to get it to
>> work great.
>>
>> ==================
>>
>> "Clifford Wiernik" wrote in message
>> news:77622841$431e5039$4095e@news.alaska-software.com...
>>
>> On 2/5/2015 1:24 PM, Richard A. Pulliam wrote:
>>> I installed ADS 10.10 in my computer and started it.  Is running.
>>>
>>> My software (xwood.exe) is located in C:\TimberKing\XWood, so I
>>> mapped this folder to Z:
>>>
>>> In another computer I can execute Z:XWOOD.EXE but I can not connect
>>> to ADS. I tried using Z: , The folder where ADS was installed,
>>> \\USER-PC\Xwood, etc.
>>>
>>> I think a long time ago I found a function that figures where the
>>> connection is.  Something about the existence of a hidden file.  Not
>>> sure.  Is there such thing?  What is the function?
>>>
>>> I have not worked with ADS in years.  I did not make any changes to
>>> the default ADS install.
>>>
>>> Thanks.
>>>
>>> Richard A. Pulliam
>>> 138 Colina Circle
>>> Panama City Beach, Florida 32413 USA
>>> Voice and Fax: (001) 850-588-9935   Cell: (001) 850-238-1203
>>> Skype: richard_pulliam
>>> http://www.ClipperSolutions.com
>>>
>>> Chat with me
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> ---
>>> This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software.
>>> http://www.avast.com
>>>
>> It is very easy to connect to ADS.
>>
>> 1.  You are running ADS on your computer and trying to connect to it
>> from another Computer.  Is this correct.
>> 2.  Do you have a firewall enabled on your computer running ADS.  It
>> uses port 6262 by default, unless you changed it in the ADS
>> configuration. 3.  On your workstation you should be able to connect
>> to ADS on your computer by simply using the drive letter g:.
>> 4.  You may need to add an ads.ini file in the directory from which
>> your program is written.  Its format is as follows:
>>
>>
>> ads.ini
>>
>> [SETTING]
>> ADS_SERVER_TYPE=2
>>
>> [COMPUTERNAMEOFADSSERVER]
>> LAN_IP=XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX
>> LAN_PORT=6262
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> Richard A. Pulliam
>> 138 Colina Circle
>> Panama City Beach, Florida 32413 USA
>> Voice and Fax: (001) 850-588-9935   Cell: (001) 850-238-1203
>> Skype: richard_pulliam
>> http://www.ClipperSolutions.com
>>
>> Chat with me
>>
>>
>>
>> ---
>> This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software.
>> http://www.avast.com
>>
>>
>
If you connect via the advantage database architect, it will show at
least on user, but no files unless you open some.  You have to watch on
wireless networks that it can find the server.

On my laptop with ADS running on it, in database architect, I put c: and
it shows 1 user, 1 connection, no files.





Richard A. Pulliam
138 Colina Circle
Panama City Beach, Florida 32413 USA
Voice and Fax: (001) 850-588-9935   Cell: (001) 850-238-1203
Skype: richard_pulliam
http://www.ClipperSolutions.com

Chat with me



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Can anybody provide me with a 2-user ADS 11 version?

The link that Advantage gave me does not work:
https://global.sap.com/campaign/ne/sybase/advantage_database_server11_2user_vfp/wty_g_12_syb_advantage_database_server_2_vfp.epx?Level=1&FormResultID=bbc31065-781d-4338-8b6d-ea7ffe415928&ContinueURL=%2fcampaign%2fne%2fsybase%2fadvantage_database_server11_2user_vfp%2findex.epx%3fkNtBzmUK9zU&kNtBzmUK9zU=1

I can not get a response from Advantage by email or phone.

Thanks.

Richard

"Clifford Wiernik" wrote in message 
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On 2/9/2015 12:07 PM, "Brian Wolfsohn" wrote:
> Richard,
>
> Yes, the users, connections work areas and tables s/b displaying. I'm
> staring at a screen right now with 29 users, 39 connections, 614 work
> areas and 25 files under current.
>
> If you're showing 0, them somethin' ain't right...
>
>> Hi!
>>
>> Yes, I am running ADS on my computer and executing it within my
>> wireless home network after I mapped my computer to Z:. (Slow!!!!!)
>>
>> It is now connecting to ADS when not executing on a local drive,
>> otherwise, it defaults to FOXCDX.
>>
>> I believe the Advantage Configuration Utility should display how many
>> Users and Tables are in use.   It shows 0 for both.  Is this normal?
>> I am not using an Advantage Dictionary, does that have anything to do
>> with that?
>>
>> Thanks for your help.  I know how good ADS is and I have 2 clients
>> ready to buy it to avoid index corruption.  First, I have to get it to
>> work great.
>>
>> ==================
>>
>> "Clifford Wiernik" wrote in message
>> news:77622841$431e5039$4095e@news.alaska-software.com...
>>
>> On 2/5/2015 1:24 PM, Richard A. Pulliam wrote:
>>> I installed ADS 10.10 in my computer and started it.  Is running.
>>>
>>> My software (xwood.exe) is located in C:\TimberKing\XWood, so I
>>> mapped this folder to Z:
>>>
>>> In another computer I can execute Z:XWOOD.EXE but I can not connect
>>> to ADS. I tried using Z: , The folder where ADS was installed,
>>> \\USER-PC\Xwood, etc.
>>>
>>> I think a long time ago I found a function that figures where the
>>> connection is.  Something about the existence of a hidden file.  Not
>>> sure.  Is there such thing?  What is the function?
>>>
>>> I have not worked with ADS in years.  I did not make any changes to
>>> the default ADS install.
>>>
>>> Thanks.
>>>
>>> Richard A. Pulliam
>>> 138 Colina Circle
>>> Panama City Beach, Florida 32413 USA
>>> Voice and Fax: (001) 850-588-9935   Cell: (001) 850-238-1203
>>> Skype: richard_pulliam
>>> http://www.ClipperSolutions.com
>>>
>>> Chat with me
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> ---
>>> This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software.
>>> http://www.avast.com
>>>
>> It is very easy to connect to ADS.
>>
>> 1.  You are running ADS on your computer and trying to connect to it
>> from another Computer.  Is this correct.
>> 2.  Do you have a firewall enabled on your computer running ADS.  It
>> uses port 6262 by default, unless you changed it in the ADS
>> configuration. 3.  On your workstation you should be able to connect
>> to ADS on your computer by simply using the drive letter g:.
>> 4.  You may need to add an ads.ini file in the directory from which
>> your program is written.  Its format is as follows:
>>
>>
>> ads.ini
>>
>> [SETTING]
>> ADS_SERVER_TYPE=2
>>
>> [COMPUTERNAMEOFADSSERVER]
>> LAN_IP=XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX
>> LAN_PORT=6262
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> Richard A. Pulliam
>> 138 Colina Circle
>> Panama City Beach, Florida 32413 USA
>> Voice and Fax: (001) 850-588-9935   Cell: (001) 850-238-1203
>> Skype: richard_pulliam
>> http://www.ClipperSolutions.com
>>
>> Chat with me
>>
>>
>>
>> ---
>> This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software.
>> http://www.avast.com
>>
>>
>
If you connect via the advantage database architect, it will show at
least on user, but no files unless you open some.  You have to watch on
wireless networks that it can find the server.

On my laptop with ADS running on it, in database architect, I put c: and
it shows 1 user, 1 connection, no files.





Richard A. Pulliam
138 Colina Circle
Panama City Beach, Florida 32413 USA
Voice and Fax: (001) 850-588-9935   Cell: (001) 850-238-1203
Skype: richard_pulliam
http://www.ClipperSolutions.com

Chat with me



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I got the ADS software

=========================

"Richard A. Pulliam"  wrote in message 
news:5b457f85$52cc23e5$80991@news.alaska-software.com...

Can anybody provide me with a 2-user ADS 11 version?

The link that Advantage gave me does not work:
https://global.sap.com/campaign/ne/sybase/advantage_database_server11_2user_vfp/wty_g_12_syb_advantage_database_server_2_vfp.epx?Level=1&FormResultID=bbc31065-781d-4338-8b6d-ea7ffe415928&ContinueURL=%2fcampaign%2fne%2fsybase%2fadvantage_database_server11_2user_vfp%2findex.epx%3fkNtBzmUK9zU&kNtBzmUK9zU=1

I can not get a response from Advantage by email or phone.

Thanks.

Richard

"Clifford Wiernik" wrote in message
news:e54ac5f$1037b675$54fc1@news.alaska-software.com...

On 2/9/2015 12:07 PM, "Brian Wolfsohn" wrote:
> Richard,
>
> Yes, the users, connections work areas and tables s/b displaying. I'm
> staring at a screen right now with 29 users, 39 connections, 614 work
> areas and 25 files under current.
>
> If you're showing 0, them somethin' ain't right...
>
>> Hi!
>>
>> Yes, I am running ADS on my computer and executing it within my
>> wireless home network after I mapped my computer to Z:. (Slow!!!!!)
>>
>> It is now connecting to ADS when not executing on a local drive,
>> otherwise, it defaults to FOXCDX.
>>
>> I believe the Advantage Configuration Utility should display how many
>> Users and Tables are in use.   It shows 0 for both.  Is this normal?
>> I am not using an Advantage Dictionary, does that have anything to do
>> with that?
>>
>> Thanks for your help.  I know how good ADS is and I have 2 clients
>> ready to buy it to avoid index corruption.  First, I have to get it to
>> work great.
>>
>> ==================
>>
>> "Clifford Wiernik" wrote in message
>> news:77622841$431e5039$4095e@news.alaska-software.com...
>>
>> On 2/5/2015 1:24 PM, Richard A. Pulliam wrote:
>>> I installed ADS 10.10 in my computer and started it.  Is running.
>>>
>>> My software (xwood.exe) is located in C:\TimberKing\XWood, so I
>>> mapped this folder to Z:
>>>
>>> In another computer I can execute Z:XWOOD.EXE but I can not connect
>>> to ADS. I tried using Z: , The folder where ADS was installed,
>>> \\USER-PC\Xwood, etc.
>>>
>>> I think a long time ago I found a function that figures where the
>>> connection is.  Something about the existence of a hidden file.  Not
>>> sure.  Is there such thing?  What is the function?
>>>
>>> I have not worked with ADS in years.  I did not make any changes to
>>> the default ADS install.
>>>
>>> Thanks.
>>>
>>> Richard A. Pulliam
>>> 138 Colina Circle
>>> Panama City Beach, Florida 32413 USA
>>> Voice and Fax: (001) 850-588-9935   Cell: (001) 850-238-1203
>>> Skype: richard_pulliam
>>> http://www.ClipperSolutions.com
>>>
>>> Chat with me
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> ---
>>> This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software.
>>> http://www.avast.com
>>>
>> It is very easy to connect to ADS.
>>
>> 1.  You are running ADS on your computer and trying to connect to it
>> from another Computer.  Is this correct.
>> 2.  Do you have a firewall enabled on your computer running ADS.  It
>> uses port 6262 by default, unless you changed it in the ADS
>> configuration. 3.  On your workstation you should be able to connect
>> to ADS on your computer by simply using the drive letter g:.
>> 4.  You may need to add an ads.ini file in the directory from which
>> your program is written.  Its format is as follows:
>>
>>
>> ads.ini
>>
>> [SETTING]
>> ADS_SERVER_TYPE=2
>>
>> [COMPUTERNAMEOFADSSERVER]
>> LAN_IP=XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX
>> LAN_PORT=6262
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>> Richard A. Pulliam
>> 138 Colina Circle
>> Panama City Beach, Florida 32413 USA
>> Voice and Fax: (001) 850-588-9935   Cell: (001) 850-238-1203
>> Skype: richard_pulliam
>> http://www.ClipperSolutions.com
>>
>> Chat with me
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If you connect via the advantage database architect, it will show at
least on user, but no files unless you open some.  You have to watch on
wireless networks that it can find the server.

On my laptop with ADS running on it, in database architect, I put c: and
it shows 1 user, 1 connection, no files.





Richard A. Pulliam
138 Colina Circle
Panama City Beach, Florida 32413 USA
Voice and Fax: (001) 850-588-9935   Cell: (001) 850-238-1203
Skype: richard_pulliam
http://www.ClipperSolutions.com

Chat with me



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138 Colina Circle
Panama City Beach, Florida 32413 USA
Voice and Fax: (001) 850-588-9935   Cell: (001) 850-238-1203
Skype: richard_pulliam
http://www.ClipperSolutions.com

Chat with me



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