Hi Barry,
I've moved this topic to the SQL Anywhere SCN Community.
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User Account Control (UAC) should not have a specific effect on the ability to insert records and data into the SQL Anywhere database.
The database file is accessed through a database server process, and you connect to the database server, not the database file. Access to the database server is only limited by a username and password, and once logged in, there are associated database permissions.
UAC is only used to regulate access to files and the ability to change things on an operating system level.
Can you still connect to the database server when UAC is enabled? If so, then your issue will not likely be related to UAC.
but the database does not autoincrement a key field.
Are you seeing an error when initially inserting? Once you insert data, are you committing your transaction? How have you determined currently that the "database does not autoincrement a key field"?
Regards,
Jeff Albion
SAP Active Global Support