UPDATE:
I solved it myself. I don't have to create the reference with the wizard. Just insert the reference into the action of the trigger is enough!
I have two databases (A and B).
Now I would like to create a trigger, when DB A is opened, and DB B exists, open DB B as well.
The Master Password for DB B shall be handed over as reference!
Therefore I have created in DB A an entry with the Master Password of DB B.
The Password Field contains the reference (created with the wizard {REF:P@T:x_masterpassword}
In the trigger I have created the action to open the file and the field for password contains now the string of the reference above.
Now, when opening DB A the dialog to enter the Master Password for DB B is shown - which should not be the case.
Could someone help me what I am doing wrong?
Last edit: averlon 2023-10-29
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You might want to look at the KeeAutoExec plugin. This plugin doesn't do what you are asking, but it makes management of multiple database much easier.
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UPDATE:
I solved it myself. I don't have to create the reference with the wizard. Just insert the reference into the action of the trigger is enough!
I have two databases (A and B).
Now I would like to create a trigger, when DB A is opened, and DB B exists, open DB B as well.
The Master Password for DB B shall be handed over as reference!
Therefore I have created in DB A an entry with the Master Password of DB B.
The Password Field contains the reference (created with the wizard {REF:P@T:x_masterpassword}
In the trigger I have created the action to open the file and the field for password contains now the string of the reference above.
Now, when opening DB A the dialog to enter the Master Password for DB B is shown - which should not be the case.
Could someone help me what I am doing wrong?
Last edit: averlon 2023-10-29
You might want to look at the KeeAutoExec plugin. This plugin doesn't do what you are asking, but it makes management of multiple database much easier.
If you lock KeePass you might find DB B is the default on unlock. Use this trigger to fix that.
https://keepass.info/help/kb/trigger_examples.html#multidb
cheers, Paul