iOS Question DB3 not working in release?

[thughesimsuk]

I have an app that works perfectly in debug mode. When I run the release I cant pull any records from the db3? I don't get errors or anything just blank tables where my records normally appear in debug.

For clarification I have a db3 file that I copy from File.DirAssets into File.DirDocuments, when a user logs in. Then I use iSQL to manage the rest. Is there a permission that I need to set for release?

I have an "IOS distribution" and "IOS development" certificate as I thought that would be the issue but I have tried both and still cant the database working in release mode.

Any help would be welcome as this is costing me time now on my project.

Many thanks,

Tom

 

[Erel]

Could this be an issue related to certificates?

Probably no.

Can you post a screenshot in debug mode and release mode?

 

[thughesimsuk]

Probably no.

Can you post a screenshot in debug mode and release mode?

Please see screenshots. In release mode I can see the scrollview vertical scrollbar but no content?

I am using Windows 7 (not sure if that is relevant).

I have also tried a different Ipad as I thought that may be the issue but I still get the same issue.

 

[Erel]

As it is working fine here in release mode it is difficult for me to say what's wrong.

Note that this code is wrong:

If CursorMenu.NextRow = False Then
     lbl_no_props.Visible = True
   Else
     lbl_no_props.Visible = False
   End If

You are skipping over the first element.

I would start with removing the ScrollView and using CustomListView instead.

You can use Msgbox to see what is the value of the first CursorMenu.NextRow call.
If you are using a local Mac then you can call Log and see it with iosconsole.

 

[thughesimsuk]

As it is working fine here in release mode it is difficult for me to say what's wrong.

Note that this code is wrong:

If CursorMenu.NextRow = False Then
     lbl_no_props.Visible = True
   Else
     lbl_no_props.Visible = False
   End If

You are skipping over the first element.

I would start with removing the ScrollView and using CustomListView instead.

You can use Msgbox to see what is the value of the first CursorMenu.NextRow call.
If you are using a local Mac then you can call Log and see it with iosconsole.

Thanks for the advice Erel. I found that the issue was "iBlur" once I removed that from the library manager everything worked in release mode. Very strange!