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That's strange because when I ran the system against your database it upgraded successfully. Something else must be going on.

This is why I think it would be best to use the refactored system from scratch to prove that it is okay rather than trying to do the most complex part (upgrading the database) first. I don't think anything else would be a fair option because this is such a major upgrade. I think it is only right that people try it using its basic features to ensure that they are working in a multi-user environment - which is the main point after all. Then I can address the more complex stuff; like upgrading the databases.

BTW, the current version is months out of date and I will only refresh it if there is demand; because I have to feel that people really want it to work before I am going to go to all of that effort.

Tony

<blockquote data-quote="Anthony Vaughan" data-source="post: 1287899" data-attributes="member: 153283">That's strange because when I ran the system against your database it upgraded successfully. Something else must be going on.This is why I think it would be best to use the refactored system from scratch to prove that it is okay rather than trying to do the most complex part (upgrading the database) first. I don't think anything else would be a fair option because this is such a major upgrade. I think it is only right that people try it using its basic features to ensure that they are working in a multi-user environment - which is the main point after all. Then I can address the more complex stuff; like upgrading the databases.BTW, the current version is months out of date and I will only refresh it if there is demand; because I have to feel that people really want it to work before I am going to go to all of that effort.Tony</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Anthony Vaughan, post: 1287899, member: 153283"] That's strange because when I ran the system against your database it upgraded successfully. Something else must be going on. This is why I think it would be best to use the refactored system from scratch to prove that it is okay rather than trying to do the most complex part (upgrading the database) first. I don't think anything else would be a fair option because this is such a major upgrade. I think it is only right that people try it using its basic features to ensure that they are working in a multi-user environment - which is the main point after all. Then I can address the more complex stuff; like upgrading the databases. BTW, the current version is months out of date and I will only refresh it if there is demand; because I have to feel that people really want it to work before I am going to go to all of that effort. Tony [/QUOTE]