If I click "Yes" it confirms my suspicions... yes, there are no updates: Sure, I can turn it off, but that kinda defeats the purpose of having this feature in the product. asked 22 Nov '10, 08:42 Breck Carter |
Breck, such a surprise, I do get this notice, too, and find it annoying, too. In my case, it seems related to the fact that there are Non-English documentation sets available (that I'm not going to install:). You just might to have scroll down to see them, too (and find them less helpful, too...): German Text on the according website:
Something to improve, I agree:) Suggestion: One might add a button like "Don't inform me about this update anymore" to this page. answered 22 Nov '10, 09:40 Volker Barth I saw the doc notices too, but thought "that cannot possibly be the explanation"... but perhaps it is. FWIW this behavior is NOT new with this EBF, it's been there for a while. Yep, it's not new - cf. my question http://sqlanywhere-forum.sap.com/questions/1152. According to Karim's answer there, I assume the docs really trigger the "Updates Are Available" notice. - I bet once you get international help (aka install those docs), you're fine:) I downloaded the English docs and ran the setup... it displayed the "Modify / Repair / Remove" dialog box, which confirmed that I had already installed that doc file. I ran the "Modify" anyway, and ISQL is still displaying "Updates Are Available". Should I try installing the French and German docs too? I'd rather learn Spanish, but if it must be French and German then so be it :) 1
Das weiß ich auch nicht. (Graeme may help...) If so, I'm looking forward to the release of the Chinese and Japanese docs:) |
Not as an answer, just to bring up this issue again (aka SHOUTING): As the current EBF 12.0.0.2601 for Windows is quite old, I frequently get informed about new updates by DBISQL - and then again, it's just the doc stuff (which I'm not interested in)... Are there any plans to change this (annoying) behaviour? (Yes, I'm aware that any change won't come until another "real update" is available...) answered 13 Jan '11, 13:08 Volker Barth If I launch 6 dbisql sessions all at once, like I did for this morning's blog post, I get 6 popups... grrrr :) |