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Windows 8 says database.db doesn't exist, but my ramaze app says it does 8 (works on Windows 7)


I think the images explain enough. This is a very weird bug. It works on my Windows 7 laptop but not my Windows 8 one.

Windows says that database.db doesn't exist but my ramaze app thinks it does. The app writes to the database, but I cannot view the database in sqlitespy as the file "does not exist".

ghost database somehow i can edit but the sqlite file doesn't exist

How can I make Windows recognise the database.db file?


Solution

  • I fixed the problem by setting the compatibility mode for bin/ruby.exe to Windows 7.