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HELP !!! Strange message "apex xarraydb object"

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HELP !!! Strange message "apex xarraydb object"

Postby Carl29 » Tue Nov 17, 2009 4:08 pm

Hi, recently my PC start to show up this strange message "apex xarraydb object will expire in 28 days".

Does anyone knows what is it, or how can I remove it?

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Re: HELP !!! Strange message "apex xarraydb object"

Postby Gecko » Wed Nov 18, 2009 2:24 am

Carl29,

The "xarraydb object" is part of APEX True DataControl 6.0 which is a program to provide enhanced data control for Microsoft Visual Studio.

See if you have either of those programs installed in your Control Panel/Add or Remove programs module.
If you have been using Microsoft Visual Studio lately, that's probably where its coming from.
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Re: HELP !!! Strange message "apex xarraydb object"

Postby Carl29 » Wed Nov 18, 2009 2:16 pm

Hey,
I dont use Microsoft Visual Studio, or any related software.
I'm really worry about this. Can it be a virus or worm? (maybe it sounds a stupid question, but I had to ask)

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Re: HELP !!! Strange message "apex xarraydb object"

Postby kristinacallis » Mon Nov 23, 2009 11:10 am

XArrayDB object is used to automatically change the contents whenever a new row or column is inserted or delete. You can find this option in TDB grid control of data source object.

Hope you got it, if not then please revert back.

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Re: HELP !!! Strange message "apex xarraydb object"

Postby Carl29 » Mon Nov 23, 2009 6:39 pm

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