A pop-up message appeared and then disappeared in IQ so quickly that I wasn't able to read it carefully, but it said something about a database error in reading the data for an item, and it recommended doing a database repair. How can I review this message? Are such messages logged somewhere? I checked "ErrorLog.txt" and it doesn't appear there. Is there another log somewhare, or is there a way to activate such a log?

 

Thanks,

 

Lucas

 

(Windows 8.1, IQ Pre-Release 29a)

Could I put my infoqube database on a NAS or something like a Western Digital MyCloud, and access it from multiple computers at the same time, without any problems of conflicts, etc?  Even though IQ is not running on the computer/device where the database resides?  thanks.

Running IQ on a laptop with a touchscreen display.  Would be great to be able to scroll a grid by swiping up and down on the grid.  Right now that doesn't work.  Swiping up and down selects the grid items swiped over.

1. Go to the Tools menu and start a datbase repair

2. Dialogue opens. Click repair IQ database.

3. Another dialogue opens showing that the repair is running.

4. Repair completes. Dismiss the second dialogue box.

5. The first dialogue box remains. I would expect it to close when dismissing the repair completed dialogue is closed.

 

Jon

Is there any way to export to Ecco Pro? Columns need to be included. CSV files will not suffice because the outline structure is not preserved.

 

Thanks.

 

Jon

Hi Pierre:

 

Is it possible to get the properties pane to stop scrolling to a new location every time I make an entry in all fields? The return to thee top is counter-productive and disorienting. I know this has been mentioned before and I think it was supposed to be fixed.

 

I can buy a boat anchor if that would help.

 

Thank you.

 

Jon

hi Pierre,

restore previous layout no longer working here in pre-release 29 & 29a

 

I always get the message:

 

 

Window 7 x64

Hi,

 

Short introduction: I am a newbie. That is to say, I have been interested in IQ for about five years, tried it quite a few times, but the learning curve was just to steep for me. Also I was too occupied with work to be able to invest a lot of time in study. All the same, I could see that it is a very powerful piece of software.

 

Recently, somehow, It suddenly all fell into place. I could see what it is all about. Maybe because I had been playing around with Ecco, which I did not know before, but which is so similar.

 

It was probably not wise, but I started to move all my current work and projects to IQ. Not wise, because though I get the basics, all the advanced stuff is a bridge too far yet. Well-known problems, as I found out in the forum, such as disappearing items because of Source and View settings, manual sorting of items, and other stuff.