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Re:

• Posted by Robert Craig <rds at RapidEuphoria.com> Sep 29, 2003
• 2317 views

rudy toews wrote:
> i am currently exploring EDB and have an error message.
> 
> c:\downlo~1\rapide~1\edb3\eusql.e:5964
> db_rename_table has not been declared
>     db_rename_table( table_name, new_name )

db_rename_table() was added to euphoria\include\database.e for
Euphoria 2.4 (alpha). It does not exist in 2.3 or earlier.
Unfortunately, it was not documented in database.htm,
but we've since added it to the Web-site version
of database.htm:
       http://www.rapideuphoria.com/database.htm

> even the earlier version had this error , so i believe it is my system 
> setup. i tend to save earlier versions and take awhile to explore 
> peoples programs.
> 1. has anyone else have this happen to them?
> 
> 2. does db_rename_table exist elsewhere ? and the wrong included file   
> is being found first? i am running edb from its own folder. 
> 
> here is a copy of my autoexec batch.
> 
> SET EUDIR=C:\EUPHORIA
> SET PATH=%PATH%;C:\EUPHORIA\BIN;c:\ProgramFiles\hugs98
> SET 
>
> EUINC=C:\EUPHORIA\w32005901\include;C:\EUPHORIA\eds;C:\EUPHORIA\EUWINGUI\EUWINGUI;C:\EUPHORIA\EDSTB13;c:\euphoria\idbtest;c:\euphoria\eugrid111

The current directory is searched first,
then the directories in EUINC (left to right),
and finally %EUDIR%\include.

You must have an old database.e somewhere.
C:\EUPHORIA\eds looks suspicious.
So does:
C:\EUPHORIA\EDSTB13

There's no reason to cling to an old copy of database.e
Everything is upwardly compatible.

Regards,
    Rob Craig
    Rapid Deployment Software
    http://www.RapidEuphoria.com