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  • An included database is one that is referenced in from another project and will always be read only. It was just the first thing that popped up in my mind..
    So if other specs in the same database are working fine this is not the problem. You can verify that the database is read only with "q dbwrite", true means you do have write access. "q dbfile" will return the filename that the spec is in, you can use that to confirm that the spec is actually in the database that you expect it to be in.
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  • An included database is one that is referenced in from another project and will always be read only. It was just the first thing that popped up in my mind..
    So if other specs in the same database are working fine this is not the problem. You can verify that the database is read only with "q dbwrite", true means you do have write access. "q dbfile" will return the filename that the spec is in, you can use that to confirm that the spec is actually in the database that you expect it to be in.
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