in-memory table-"Table does not exist" error

Ok, I must have a brain freeze, as I am sure this worked before
but i have not used this feature recently
I have
-- NX 1.06.

Trying to use an in-memory table.

Step 1 = tablename : <myTable>

Set active = true, error message "Table does not exist"

Tried the other settings as per the docs - Alias Path #myRAM
serversetting options - always the same.
"Table does not exist"

TIA
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Rudy Poseika, P.Eng.
Senior Applications Engineer

"Rudy Poseika" <rposeika@cbautomation.com> wrote in
news:40d0681a@wic040d.:

> Ok, I must have a brain freeze, as I am sure this worked before
> but i have not used this feature recently
> I have
> -- NX 1.06.
>
> Trying to use an in-memory table.
>
> Step 1 = tablename : <myTable>
>
> Set active = true, error message "Table does not exist"
>
> Tried the other settings as per the docs - Alias Path #myRAM
> serversetting options - always the same.
> "Table does not exist"
>
> TIA



Memory tables are just like normal tables, you still need to create
them.

Make sure you have your FieldDefs created, you can do this by double
clicking the TnxTable component and adding your fields.

Then in your program do nxTable1.CreateTable;


Keith[NDX];

Thanks - I had created the fieldDefs. I had NOT 'created' the table...

woiks now

Regards

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CB Automation Inc.

Rudy Poseika, P.Eng.
Senior Applications Engineer
"Keith Johnson [NDX]" <keith{at}saxon.co.uk> wrote in message
news:Xns950AB16698CF6Keithatsaxondotcodot@203.147. 131.213...
> "Rudy Poseika" <rposeika@cbautomation.com> wrote in
> news:40d0681a@wic040d.:
>
> > Ok, I must have a brain freeze, as I am sure this worked before
> > but i have not used this feature recently
> > I have
> > -- NX 1.06.
> >
> > Trying to use an in-memory table.
> >
> > Step 1 = tablename : <myTable>
> >
> > Set active = true, error message "Table does not exist"
> >
> > Tried the other settings as per the docs - Alias Path #myRAM
> > serversetting options - always the same.
> > "Table does not exist"
> >
> > TIA
>
>
>
> Memory tables are just like normal tables, you still need to create
> them.
>
> Make sure you have your FieldDefs created, you can do this by double
> clicking the TnxTable component and adding your fields.
>
> Then in your program do nxTable1.CreateTable;
>
>
> Keith[NDX];