Mark,

DETACH in DBUTIL will clean up the IMAGE end in a flash but cleaning up the
DBE can be a lot more tedious.

So long as you have IMAGESQL scripts for re-creating the attachments life is
not too bad. Denys' DBTSQL is great for those who dont keep up the scripts
as they go along.

But think yourself lucky. I have had 2 support calls where users have set-up
live accounts which have access to the test IMAGE databases!

They could not understand why some of their reports were showing the test
data instead of the live stuff :-(

-----Original Message-----
From: Mark Wilkinson <[log in to unmask]>
To: [log in to unmask] <[log in to unmask]>
Date: 05 October 1998 14:59
Subject: Attached Databases (those little TC files)


>I've just restored a database into a different group/account than the
>original. Unfortunately, the
>database was attached to an IMAGESQL DBE and the ...TC file still points to
>that DBE being
>in the original location - looks like the filename is held fully-qualified.
>
>Now, I have a database that I can't do anything with. How do I recover this
>situation given that
>I really don't want to restore the DBE to the original location?
>
>I'm hoping there's a little "fixer" in TELESUP..
>
>The machine I'm trying to do this on is running 5.5 pp4. The attachment was
>done under an
>older release (5.5 base I think).
>
>TIA.
>
>Mark Wilkinson.
>Sony Pictures Entertainment.