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Possible Issue with SQLite or .Net4.5? 11 years 9 months ago #4245

  • SimonAllen
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I have reefmaster Pro running successfully on a Windows 7.1 laptop including SSS upgrade.
I am retiring the laptop so I tried installing on my mac through parallels. Windows 7 and .net 4.5
No go SQLite problems cannot open databases, etc
So got my next laptop 64bit windows 8.1 (brand new)
Installed reef master and guess what! Same SQLite problems.
Any pointers?
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Possible Issue with SQLite or .Net4.5? 11 years 9 months ago #4246

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Should be no problem running rm through parallels and win 7 - works very well on my mac (Yosemite).

I'm sure matt will be on here soon with a solution :-) but how did you install RM? Through the website (as a trial version first), or from files on your old lap top?
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Possible Issue with SQLite or .Net4.5? 11 years 9 months ago #4248

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Hi Simon,
An issue has come up with UNC paths and SQlite, for which we are releasing a fix (probably today). Paths beginning with '\\' ('//' on Mac) are causing issues with SQLite, and the (temporary) remedy is to map a drive to the network location and access files through this.
Having said that, this error does not match the stack trace that you sent through to the support email, but it could be the issue with Parallels.

Matt
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Possible Issue with SQLite or .Net4.5? 11 years 9 months ago #4286

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Matt, Thanks for the response.
I have now installed Reefmaster on a stand alone Windows 8.1 laptop. It worked fine for a few days and now creates the same SQL lite errors. I can now neither access my existing workspaces nor create new ones.
Any help in getting up and running again would be appreciated. I am reluctant to return to my Windows 7 laptop as I have to return it in 3 weeks time, but at the moment that is looking like my only option.
Simon
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