A new Web Connection installation tends to overwrite your wconnect.h file along with any custom settings you've made to it, so it's usually a good idea to store changed settings separately from wconnect.h. DO NOT CHANGE SETTINGS DIRECTLY IN WCONNECT.h!

wconnect.h includes a reference to an override header file that you can use for this purpose with the following line:

#IF FILE("WCONNECT_OVERRIDE.H")
	#INCLUDE WCONNECT_OVERRIDE.H
#ENDIF

wconnect_override.h should then contain #UNDEFINE statements for all constants you want to change along with #DEFINE statements for the new values. You can do this as follows:

#UNDEFINE DEBUGMODE
#DEFINE DEBUGMODE 					.F.

#UNDEFINE MAX_TABLE_CELLS
#DEFINE MAX_TABLE_CELLS				20000

#UNDEFINE WWC_CACHE_TEMPLATES
#DEFINE WWC_CACHE_TEMPLATES			0

#UNDEFINE VISUALWEBBUILDER
#DEFINE VISUALWEBBUILDER 			.F.

#UNDEFINE WWC_USE_SQL_SYSTEMFILES    
#DEFINE WWC_USE_SQL_SYSTEMFILES     .F.

#UNDEFINE WWSTORE_USE_SQL_TABLES      
#DEFINE WWSTORE_USE_SQL_TABLES      .F.

#UNDEFINE WWMSGBOARD_USE_SQL_TABLES      
#DEFINE WWMSGBOARD_USE_SQL_TABLES      .F.

When an upgrade rolls around Web Connection will overwrite your wconnect.h, but the settings in wconnect_override.h remain intact.