Everything: How do I specifiy which database to use [SOLVED]->UseEverythingInstance=

[cmd4ever]

I had Everything before TC, I've set multiple instances with separate indexing databases.

What parameter do I use in wincmd.ini to specify which config/indexing database I want to use?
I only one everything parameter which is the path of the exe.

Thanks.

[Horst.Epp]

From the help about Wincmd.ini entries
UseEverythingInstance= Support named "Everything" instances: Started via Everything.exe -instance "somename"

[cmd4ever]

From the help about Wincmd.ini entries

I deserved this RTFM. I should have look harder before asking.

UseEverythingInstance= Support named "Everything" instances: Started via Everything.exe -instance "somename"

Excellent! Thank you.

I've created an instance specifically for my TC needs.
UseEverythingInstance Works like a charm!

[tuska]

For those interested:
There's plenty more detailed information on this topic here!
UseEverythingInstance and Everything options (split thread)t

[cmd4ever]

For those interested:
There's plenty more detailed information on this topic here!
UseEverythingInstance and Everything options (split thread)t

[cmd4ever]

UseEverythingInstance= Support named "Everything" instances: Started via Everything.exe -instance "somename"

Excellent! Thank you.

I've created an instance specifically for my TC needs.
UseEverythingInstance Works like a charm!

Works like a charm as long as the instance is already running as a service.

[tuska]

UseEverythingInstance= Support named "Everything" instances: Started via Everything.exe -instance "somename"

Excellent! Thank you.

I've created an instance specifically for my TC needs.
UseEverythingInstance Works like a charm!

Works like a charm as long as the instance is already running as a service.

That statement is not entirely accurate. (You can't just leave that statement as is.)

Total Commander and Everything can also be launched as an administrator.
UseEverythingInstance and Everything options - Examples

Total Commander and Everything 1.5a can be run as a user, and
only the indexing process for Everything 1.5a can be run as an administrator.
UseEverythingInstance and Everything options - Examples

For the sake of completeness:
Examples of when Total Commander and Everything 1.4 are used as the user can be found here:
UseEverythingInstance and Everything options - Examples -> with Everything Service