w3wilkes

I have requested this feature in the past. I figure since DB sees all file create and delete within the pool it could easily do something like a SQLite DB type catalog of pool drives and files on those drives. It would then be trivial for a user to view this DB using SQLite Expert Personal. Seems that something like this would probably be a requirement for large commercial type installations.

Sounds like you're good to go!

Yes, both the pool drives and the laptop drive are physical 2.5" HDD's and locally SATA attached on their respective Mobo's

Don't know for sure, but I think stopping and starting DB should clear these, or maybe a reboot of your DB computer.

I've brought up how slow Drive Bender is to the developer before. In my case I have my music library on a DB Pool drive and duplicated, 2 2.5" SATA on the motherboard. I also have a copy on my laptop on a single 2.5" SATA internal 2nd drive. The software I use to play and manage my music scans all my music files and builds a database of Artists, Albums, Tracks, Genre, etc. I use the laptop as backup, both the server and laptop use the same software. Here's the stats from a full scan on each. Server; Laptop; As can be seen in the total time (last line of scan details) the scan from the pool drive takes almost 4 times longer than the scan from a non-pool drive. The only thing I can suggest is that you open a support ticket with the developer and you can reference this thread. Submit a request – Division-M - Support

Wonder if you would be able to assign a drive letter using diskmgmt.exe?

You might want to open a support ticket with Div-M too. This will ensure that Anthony gets this information. Submit a request – Division-M - Support

Sorry to hear that you're having a problem. The only thing I can suggest is that you open a support ticket. And sorry that Anthony was unable to get @mcfloydsquared away, but I will mention that there is only one developer and he has been the developer since day one. He's in Australia and it's the weekend so it may be a couple of days to get a response. Submit a request – Division-M - Support

I contacted the developer and he has not played with Win11 yet. he is in the process of getting DB v4 going and thinks it should be ready for beta in the next couple of months. He said they wait for the Windows releases to get closer to general availability before they get serious with compatibility work. As we all know beta software is a moving target, but thanks for the heads up.

I was not aware that removing a drive would delete the data from the drive. Since it has a drive letter you should be able to look at the files on the drive and verify that they are on your pool drive. If this process is non-destructive (as I believe it is) it would make the process restartable in the event of one of your questioned failures types during the drive removal process. Of course @Anthony would be able to tell us whether I'm blowing smoke or not. 😁

Hopefully you've got some time left in the trial period. The developer is in Australia and is a one man operation. He will get to you.

Don't know the answer. I'd suggest you open a support ticket with the developer. Submit a request – Division-M - Support

Have you opened a support ticket? Submit a request – Division-M - Support (division-m.com) Be sure to include specific info. The developer will probably ask you to set some type of logging to collect relevant information.

Are you saying your forum UID / password and your signin credentials on the support page are different??

If you message Anthony (not a forum post) it is private so you should be able to send the order # via private message. It sounds like you may have recorded your key # incorrectly.