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  • No, that's not what I'm saying. I'm sure it offers quite a few benefits but these aren't benefits that are better than or more than pre-existing solutions. I think GraphQL was created because some were under the impression that REST APIs aren't suit…
    in GraphQL Comment by DonBakke April 18
  • @Opto_Will - You might be able to use the MODIFIED property. Otherwise, you could always set your own UDP with the value of the ARRAY property whenever the user poschanges or loses focus and then compare this with the current ARRAY property in your …
  • We can build the GraphQL structure manually... This is one reason I'm not a fan of GraphQL. I also think it is a solution that didn't need to exist.
    in GraphQL Comment by DonBakke April 17
  • Out of curiosity, are you looking to interface with a resource that provides GraphQL support or are you looking to implement your own support for GraphQL APIs?
    in GraphQL Comment by DonBakke April 17
  • Sorry...somehow this post escaped my attention. Quick answer is no, there is no such tool.
    in GraphQL Comment by DonBakke April 17
  • Your solution to send the CHANGED event via the pre-WRITE event handler isn't a bad one. Why does the CHANGED event replace lots of values when the user is at the start of the EditTable (assuming they didn't enter anything)? Can you just not check f…
  • @AusMarkB also see if you have a %RECORDS% record in the table.
    in Key List Comment by DonBakke April 1
  • Without endorsing the practice, FIX_LH can be used on a live table because it works on the groups that have problems (like a surgical strike) and doesn't do anything to the overall structure of the table itself. I don't know about the safety of usin…
    in Fix_LH Comment by DonBakke April 1
  • Hi Chris, The SRP EditTable does not have a built-in sort feature. So you will need to implement this yourself. Here are some tips on doing this: * Use the OnHeaderClick event as you have already indicated. * Remember, the name of your SRP Edi…
  • You would have to find a driver (hopefully from the original manufacturer) that supports type 3.
  • We have discovered that DOS style printing from AREV (i.e., based on the Direct Print function instead of the OIPI) is a tricky affair. Something that we have discovered is that the Windows Print Driver needs to be Type 3 rather than Type 4. Run thi…
  • Gone are the days when the question used to be, "What kind of server specs do you recommend?" Even that question wasn't always easy to answer, but one might be able to provide a relatively safe low-to-high cost range. As Corby well explained, clou…
  • 1. The SRP Editor seemingly compiles the current system status in at install time. Hmmm...I cannot duplicate this. No matter what the default background color setting is (i.e., on or off), when I install the SRP Editor then the compiled form retain…
  • @Opto_Will - I appreciate the detail of your post. I confess that I'm still not 100% sure I understand your main conclusion, but I think it is summarized in these two statements: These, for the Editor, are now hardcoded into the form executable and …
  • I can veryify this by interrogating the SRP_EDITOR SYSREPOSWINEXES records after the toggle... I want to understand this better. Are you saying that you have seen SYSREPOSWINEXES records modified when updating the default background settings in th…
  • I don't know. You could create a profile log and get a good insight into the various routines that get called. Then you might be able to use that and create a workflow process for Fix_LH.
    in Fix_LH Comment by DonBakke March 11
  • I'm not convinced that existing OI forms records are updated. I did a simple test and toggled the checkbox setting on and off. After each toggle I would run a form, like the Table Builder, and I would immediately see the settings being applied. I al…
  • Would I be correct in assuming that the %RUN% record in the deploy is taken from the SYSOBJ $RDKMODULEINSTALL record of the source at the time of deploy compilation? You would be correct. Also, from what I can tell, that record itself will get ov…
  • Revelation has provided source code to system stored procedures (SSPs) at various times for various reasons, most notably prior to OI32 when Revelation didn't think a port could be done so they were included source code as a compromise so developers…
  • There shouldn't be a problem as long as the UD serial numbers are different.
  • Do the colors show if you open the SRP Editor in SYSPROG?
  • Are you sure you tested the SRP Editor after restarting OI? It has always adopted those colors (not by choice, but simply because OI foists it upon our tool). I'm guessing (mostly because I don't have the source code in front of me) that the SRP Tab…
  • Cool. Hopefully if you can skim off the majority of records this way, the remnant will be much easier to resolve if not fix.
  • So a latent select also fails? Do you know the Key IDs? If so, you can write a loop that works with Key IDs that you generate rather than relying upon ReadNext.
  • I don't have an answer to your direct question. How I normally handle these scenarios is to try and copy out as much data as possible while navigating around the GFEs. When I successfully copy out a row and remove it from the source table. Both the …
  • Either in DATAVOL or whatever is configured as the Default Data Path.
  • It is my understanding that RTI_RemakeTable just does a standard read (from source) and write (to target). So there are unresolved GFEs then I would expect it to produce an error.
  • I'm being mum on this because I don't have any apps that use the SYSTASKS table.
    in SYSLISTS Comment by DonBakke February 16
  • So the Printer Environment window wasn't helpful?
  • May I ask what you are trying to accomplish? The information in this file gets loaded into system variables so your needs might be better served with a different approach.