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I don't know of one but... I was trying to think of a reason/use case why you wouldn't just use the OSRead/Write approach you mentioned and the only thing I could think of was that you want to do multiple appends within a loop, to a file which like…
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@Opto_Will, a Yoda suitable for all occasions
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@josh, fortunately it doesn't need to be identical, just enough to distinguish between US and European formatting, ie is the first number the day or the month. "DE", "D2/E", "D/E", "D4/E" for example, are all the same but if you just had "D" on the …
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Coincidentally I had a similar, if not the same error within the last two weeks myself. I thought I had taken a screenshot of it to "deal with later" but apparently not. I was bogged down trying to get something important completed quickly and didn'…
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@DonBakke again has come to the party with the extra sneaky ingredient. As well as always using Oconved dates, the dictionaries must match the conversion to be used. I hit this nugget just yesterday. Incorrect data being returned. Jumped in and thou…
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:D they always think it's the Dart
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:) I didn't realise that was their website as well. Classic! www.isdonisgood.com.au The type of ad that spammed our tvs in the 90's, possibly 80's as well.Is Don. Is Good
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I was referring to dynamic arrays rather than dimensioned arrays but, you know what, I prefer @DonBakke's recommendation of using json, better. In fact, every time he suggests that, I think, yep, that's a great idea and then promptly forget to imple…
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Concatenating using "~" is essentially the same thing, just using your choice of delimiter; a "~" instead of fm, vm etc. I didn't realise the 9 variables were already @FM arrays but the logic still applies. If the variables are only @fm delimited, t…
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If you check the script handler for any event, you will see how many arguments it accepts. Create sends just the one, "CreateParam". To send multiple through dialog_box, (and therefore the create event), you can use an array for createparam rather t…
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We've done pretty much that with just a single field record in a control file. Login always checks and just logs in if all ok. Warning with login from around 30 days out and once the expiry hits, login screen changes slightly to have extra buttons t…
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@Opto_Will, yes just yesterday a client was trying to schedule an employee for some leave in February and was being warned that employee already had over 500 hours scheduled for that week. All because it was totalling about sixty shifts from everywh…
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Had this problem a couple of times this year and again yesterday. I always under the impression, (for whatever reason), that selects of any kind should use the Iconv value for dates. Turns out, that was incorrect. Whilst it may work, internally OI a…
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No worries Kev. Not a dealbreaker. The most annoying thing about this one was, it felt familiar but then I couldn't find any reference to it anywhere. If it's now on your list, then I'll take it as not something simple I was overlooking. And at thi…
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However if you know how many there are and they're not too complex of an array themselves, you could simplify further by setting them all to a singular non-dimensioned array. BaseArray = MY_ARRAY_1:@fm: MY_ARRAY_2:@fm: MY_ARRAY_3:@fm: MY_ARRAY_4:@f…
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@Opto_Will, I was basically just checking I understood before suggesting what Don has with the dimensioned arrays. You don't need a form that way, nor replication of the code.
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Does this mean that you don't know how many "MY_ARRAY_" arrays you're going to have? In other words, the number of arrays is dependent on some other variable?
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For anyone watching at home, the licence file was not the most recent, so the "out of date" editor message was on point.
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Nope.
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Envizion
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No worries. I installed the latest Editor on a different machine and I'm getting the licence expired message when I try to start it. That's what prompted the question. UTF8 is not checked.
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@BarryStevens
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@BarryStevens, looks like you're right on with the notExpired value. I read your post and took notExpired to represent a status but instead it seems to be an indication of intent. In other words, I thought "notExpired = true" meant this record has …
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No apologies necessary. You've probably done a more thorough dig than I have
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I'm sure you'll get a more definitive answer from the source but in case they've switched off for the evening, (yes, I know that never happens), my initial thoughts are this. * Setting notExpired to 0 is the same as setting expired to true. In ot…
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Nice pickup
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Another nugget to keep in mind is, if the index is the first/only index for that table, the create_index process will add the table to the dbt. If the table in question already has at least one index, then the new index gets created but no changes a…