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Back to article list Search Articles Add Comment Printer friendly Direct link Par2: Error writing to SQL Anywhere 1998-12-02 -- Joe Suriano > I can read the records form the SQL db but when I try to write back to the DB
>the file driver returns the following error ' file system error' and does not allow me
>to write back to the file.
Looks like you are using an authenticated database, like us. We get this
error when we forget to call a proc from the dll supplied by SA, or if you
are accessing the db through some other program. Reading is ok, writing is
not allowed.
The proc is called StartDB() and is called before opening the first file at
program startup, and then we call StopDB() at program end. This allows your
program to modify any tables in the db. I don't know too many details
because my co-worker handled this whole area but there is info about
connecting to the authenticated db that comes with SA. I know he had to
take the C code supplied and create the dll. I'll try to dig up some more
helpful answers for you if you have any more questions
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