Customizing Pervasive.SQL Workgroup
Relational or Transactional Access
Major Components of Pervasive.SQL V8
Check the Hardware Requirements
Check the Software Requirements
Verify Compatibility of Vendor Applications
Schedule the Upgrade and Perform with Care
Check for Special Configuration Issues
Terminal Server as Network Server
Workgroup Engine Running as a Service
Installing Over Existing Pervasive Products
Accessing README file information
Installing the Pervasive.SQL V8 Workgroup Engine
Common Questions After Installing Pervasive.SQL V8
Migration of Existing Configuration Settings
Installing Over Existing Pervasive Products
Accessing README file information
Upgrading to Pervasive.SQL V8 Workgroup Engine from Earlier Pervasive.SQL Versions or Btrieve 6.x
Common Questions After Installing Pervasive.SQL V8
Determining What Kind of Network You Have
SPX Protocol and the Workgroup Engine
Avoiding Unavailable Protocols
How to Configure the Pervasive Clients
Configuring the Win32 Requester
Configuring the Win16 Requester
Network Path Formats Supported by Pervasive Requesters
Universal Naming Convention (UNC) Path Formats
Using TCP/IP to Connect to a NetWare Server
Using SPX to Connect to a NetWare Server
Using TCP/IP to Connect to a Windows NT/2000 Server
Using SPX to Connect to a Windows NT/2000 Server
NetBIOS and the Pervasive.SQL Server Engine
Using TCP/IP to Connect to a Linux Server
Support for Active Directory Service
Installation of Active Directory
Pervasive Administrative Authority
Settings Affected by Multiple Applications
Using a Server Engine and a Workgroup Engine Concurrently
Using a Workgroup Engine to Access Local Files and a Remote Server Engine to Access Remote files
Accessing Data on Other Computers
Requesters Available to Access Workgroup Engines
Requesters Available to Access Remote Server Engines
Running DOS applications on Windows NT or 2000
Running DOS Applications on Windows 9x/ME
Verifying the DOS Configuration
Setting Up a Small Client/Server Configuration
Setting Up a Peer-to-Peer Configuration
Setting Up a Gateway Configuration
Working with the Gateway Locator Utility
Running the Workgroup Engine as a Service
Basics About Pervasive.SQL Servers and Clients
Connect a Client to a Pervasive.SQL Server
Use the Client to Obtain Data from the Server
Configuration for Special Installation Situations
Diagnosing Problems with Pervasive System Analyzer (PSA)
Verifying Database Engine is Running
Obtaining File, Client, and Engine Version Number
Determining Client and Engine Version
Troubleshooting Common Pervasive.SQL V8 Issues
Issues After Uninstalling Pervasive.SQL on Windows
Engine and Client Version Conflicts
Disabling the Client Mismatch Warning Messages
Thirty-Day Free Technical Support
Subscription Based E-mail Services
A typical small- to midsized office network
Pervasive.SQL Networking Settings
Basic Networking Using Pervasive.SQL With Microsoft Windows Systems
How to Install and Configure Networking Components
Verifying your Microsoft Windows Network Configuration
Setting Up Protocols on Windows
Microsoft Windows Networks that Include Novell Servers
Methods of Troubleshooting Your Network
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