Loading Custom Database?

[bmanfacts]

How do I load a custom DB that I saved after I close the program?
I noticed that the program only loads the default DB but there are no options for any others.
Used the search function to help but couldn't find anything relevant

[martin@rootjazz]

FILE > NEW DB INSTANCE

and enter the instance name


Or you can start it by passing the instance name to the .exe as an argument

right click the .exe file > CREATE SHORTCUT
it will put it on your desktop
right click the shortcut > properties

it will have a field
target: c:\program files (x86)\twitterdub\twitter.exe

change it to:
c:\program files (x86)\twitterdub\twitter.exe "instance_name"


then the instance will load when you double click the shortcut

[bmanfacts]

FILE > NEW DB INSTANCE

and enter the instance name


Or you can start it by passing the instance name to the .exe as an argument

right click the .exe file > CREATE SHORTCUT
it will put it on your desktop
right click the shortcut > properties

it will have a field
target: c:\program files (x86)\twitterdub\twitter.exe

change it to:
c:\program files (x86)\twitterdub\twitter.exe "instance_name"


then the instance will load when you double click the shortcut

I tried this but every time an error surfaces saying "The name c:\program files (x86)\twitterdub\twitter.exe "instance_name" (replacing instance_name with the actual instance name) specified in the Target box is not valid. Make sure the path and file name are correct."

[Robertos]

Target text needs to be like this:
"C:\Program Files (x86)\Twitterdub\Twitter.exe" 1Test
where 1Test is the name of the instance

You can actually make shortcut first(or copy some old one), name it whatever you want, change the target text(add desired instance name), run it and TD will make an instance for you.

[bmanfacts]

Target text needs to be like this:
"C:\Program Files (x86)\Twitterdub\Twitter.exe" 1Test
where 1Test is the name of the instance

You can actually make shortcut first(or copy some old one), name it whatever you want, change the target text(add desired instance name), run it and TD will make an instance for you.

That seemed to work. I'll update if it doesn't. Thanks!

[martin@rootjazz]

Target text needs to be like this:
"C:\Program Files (x86)\Twitterdub\Twitter.exe" 1Test
where 1Test is the name of the instance

You can actually make shortcut first(or copy some old one), name it whatever you want, change the target text(add desired instance name), run it and TD will make an instance for you.

Note, 1Test MUST NOT CONTAIN A SPACE.

"C:\Program Files (x86)\Twitterdub\Twitter.exe" 1Test

that is good, the first parameter passed in is 1Test

"C:\Program Files (x86)\Twitterdub\Twitter.exe" 1 Test

This is bad as you are now passing in TWO parameters
1
Test