NT_FILE=path\nt-db

DBF connection parameter.

You should use the NT_FILE connection parameter for UltraLite client applications that use the same connection string to connect to a desktop database, and a database on other platforms.

This connection parameter takes precedence over the DBF parameter. If you are connecting from an UltraLite administration tool, or your connection object only connects to a desktop database, use the DBF connection parameter.

The value of NT_FILE must meet the file name requirements for Windows desktop platforms.

The path can be absolute or relative. If you include a directory as part of the file name, then all directories must exist before setting the path to this file. UltraLite does not create them automatically.

Any leading or trailing spaces in parameter values are ignored. This connection parameter's value cannot include leading single quotes, leading double quotes, or semicolons.

• UltraLite connection strings and parameters
• UltraLite file path formats in connection parameters
• Precedence of connection parameters for UltraLite administration tools
• UltraLite DBF connection parameter
• UltraLite for C/C++: Connecting to an UltraLite database
• ULDatabaseManager.OpenConnection method [UltraLite C++]
• UltraLite for embedded SQL: Connect to an UltraLite database
• UltraLite for M-Business Anywhere: Connect to an UltraLite database
• DatabaseManager.openConnection method [UltraLite for M-Business Anywhere]
• UltraLite.NET: Connecting to an UltraLite database
• ULConnection.Open method [UltraLite.NET]

The following example creates a new connection and identifies different database files for the desktop and Windows Mobile platforms:

Connection = DatabaseMgr.OpenConnection("UID=JDoe;PWD=ULdb;
NT_FILE=c:\test\MyTestDB.udb;CE_FILE=\database\MyCEDB.udb")