Re: Windows Legacy: Writing to a database in programs folder
by Cor Ligthert[MVP] on 11/1/2007 7:51:00 AM
Hi Rinze,
There are (most probably) no women who go dressed in Staphorst as on the
beach at Zandvoort.
However if they want that, it is on their own risc. I don't like all kind of
borders just because somebody thought it was good, the only result is that
if somebody has to do something it cost him much more time than needed.
I was in Poland last week, I needed two times a long time to pass the
border, while next month it is totaly open. (They are not yet in the full
threatment of the EU and use that to behave on the borders as almost in the
communist times, at the moment everybody is checked and the passing of that
border is one car at a time).
Just my opinion.
Cor
Re: Windows Legacy: Writing to a database in programs folder
by rowe_newsgroups on 10/31/2007 9:59:00 PM
On Nov 1, 1:51 am, "Cor Ligthert[MVP]" <notmyfirstn...@planet.nl>
wrote:
> Hi Rinze,
>
> There are (most probably) no women who go dressed in Staphorst as on the
> beach at Zandvoort.
>
> However if they want that, it is on their own risc. I don't like all kind of
> borders just because somebody thought it was good, the only result is that
> if somebody has to do something it cost him much more time than needed.
>
> I was in Poland last week, I needed two times a long time to pass the
> border, while next month it is totaly open. (They are not yet in the full
> threatment of the EU and use that to behave on the borders as almost in the
> communist times, at the moment everybody is checked and the passing of that
> border is one car at a time).
>
> Just my opinion.
>
> Cor
Cor,
Not to be rude, but what the heck are you talking about? And why is
any of it relevant to this topic or even this newsgroup?
The OP was asking about where to store a database, not about whether
woman should completely covered by their clothing...
Thanks,
Seth Rowe
Re: Windows Legacy: Writing to a database in programs folder
by Cor Ligthert[MVP] on 11/1/2007 8:40:00 PM
> Not to be rude, but what the heck are you talking about? And why is
> any of it relevant to this topic or even this newsgroup?
>
> The OP was asking about where to store a database, not about whether
> woman should completely covered by their clothing...
>
Seth,
In my idea was the OP writing this below, and I used an anology to avoid a
long message.
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in my opinion a program should never write to a database that exists in
the programs folder.
Am I right about that? Does Windows speak about that clearly, e. g. in a
legacy?
We have struggles here whether this is correct or not
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So what are you talking about?
Cor
Re: Windows Legacy: Writing to a database in programs folder
by rowe_newsgroups on 11/1/2007 6:47:00 AM
> In my idea was the OP writing this below, and I used an anology to avoid a
> long message.
I noticed your poor analogy in your first post, and chose not to
commit figuring you misread the OP, but your second post is complete
jibberish.
The OP was not (imo) asking for about opinions but actual facts about
where to save a database. Your reply was a skewed analogy about a
situation based on religion and not facts (and no, I'm not starting a
religious debate here) and has absolutely nothing to do with the OP's
problem. I believe the posts from Armin, Jack, and C-Services Holland
provided answers to the OP's question, while your reply did little
more than confuse the situation.
Also, you used two off topic posts with multiple paragraphs each to
"avoid a long message". Doesn't that defeat the purpose....
Thanks,
Seth Rowe
Re: Windows Legacy: Writing to a database in programs folder
by Cor Ligthert[MVP] on 11/2/2007 7:30:00 AM
Shane,
> I noticed your poor analogy in your first post, and chose not to
> commit figuring you misread the OP, but your second post is complete
> jibberish.
>
Yea it is only understandable for Dutch (not even Dutch speaking) people.
Please don't judge to quick and make messages to proof that you are right, I
knew that I was going on slippery ground, did expect comments, however not
from you.
> The OP was not (imo) asking for about opinions but actual facts about
> where to save a database.
I respectfully disagree that, even if the OP says now that this was his
intention.
For me was his intention that it should not be allowed in the program
languages, not what it means in Vista. This is a programming language
newsgroup you know, not an OS newsgroup.
Cor
Re: Windows Legacy: Writing to a database in programs folder
by rowe_newsgroups on 11/1/2007 8:45:00 PM
> Shane,
Again, the name is Seth, not "Shane"
> > I noticed your poor analogy in your first post, and chose not to
> > commit figuring you misread the OP, but your second post is complete
> > jibberish.
>
> Yea it is only understandable for Dutch (not even Dutch speaking) people.
Saying this a while ago would have prevented this and other debates...
> Please don't judge to quick and make messages to proof that you are right, I
> knew that I was going on slippery ground, did expect comments, however not
> from you.
Why not from me?
> > The OP was not (imo) asking for about opinions but actual facts about
> > where to save a database.
>
> I respectfully disagree that, even if the OP says now that this was his
> intention.
If this is how you interpreted his message, then I can see why you
posted your message. However, as stated before, I was replying more
about your second thread thank your first.
P.S. for the others trying to follow the full conversation, it has
spread to:
http://groups.google.com/group/microsoft.public.dotnet.languages.vb/browse_thread/thread/ac49730f4d9597ac/d9f1142e578764f9?hl=en&lnk=raot#d9f1142e578764f9
Thanks,
Seth Rowe