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I moved this discussion into the SRP Utilities channel since this is the right place. Barry - Super Strings are part of our precompiler feature set which is included in the SRP Utilities. Angelo - We've seen areas where special characters being ju…
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Awesome. Glad to hear that this worked. Thank you for letting us know.
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Again, thank you for checking. The problem is slightly different than I had thought. What we are seeing is the OCX has been updated but not the content of the RDK which contains the OpenInsight entities. That seems to be failing. I don't suppose you…
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Thank you for the screenshot. This explains the symptom quite well. I am assuming you downloaded the installer from the SRP Editor page on our product website. I re-tested this installer to make sure there weren't any problems with the installer it…
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Hi Sandra - I'd like to verify a few things with you. Are you running this from OI9 or OI10? When you say "it shows the old version number", what version number are you seeing? If it helps, you can post a screenshot here. It might help for me to spo…
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Jim - Are you trying to migrate SYSPROG or TACTIC? The screenshot shows you being in SYSPROG.
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Barry - I wonder if you are thinking this is a command to run from a prompt. It isn't. This is a command that is entered into the NSIS installer script...similar to commands being put into a BAT file. It is executed at runtime when the installer is …
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Hi Barry - If there is then I'm not familiar with it. However, if the OEngineServer needed to be restarted (as it sometimes does) then those newly spawned engines will have a different name.
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I think I was describing what you want, but perhaps not in a clear way. I do think we are back to the original problem. When an engine is spawned, it is launched with a new set of identifiers. Here is just one engine spawned from the OEngineServer: …
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Angelo - The port only applies to the engine server itself. All engines managed by the engine server communicate through a named pipe. You can get this information if you want, but you seem to be looking for a static way to identify each engine so y…
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Steve - I also asked what version of OI you are running. The reason is because the latest versions of the SRP Utility required RevDotNet. That said, looking closer at your error it seems to be a formatting problem with your email address. Can you c…
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What version of OI is your client running? Do you have .Net installed?
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SRP_JsonX_ReadMyMindAndGoThere() works for me.
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A "GoUp" alias would be useful. I would say, however, that part of the problem (for me at least) was not recognizing that performing a "Go" into a specific element of an array is jumping two levels deep rather than one level. That's why I intuitivel…
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Something like that...:) Did you test with the additional "GoBack" yet?
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Mark, I've fallen into this trap before. The problem is with your inner "Go" command: SRP_JsonX_Go('line_items[':liCount:']') This works, but you are technically jumping forward two levels from the current element. The "GoBack" command doesn't reve…
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We've used that, or something like it, to launch actual OpenInsight sessions before. Therefore, it can work. However, as I recall, since it launches as a service without a desktop login, there is some odd behavior due to OI being invisible. I cannot…
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The SRP Engine Server does not have the ability to run as a service in and of itself. It is a desktop app at its core. However, we have clients who use the Task Scheduler to launch it with the appropriate triggers. This should get you close to what …
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Is this not simply a matter of attaching the table?
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I think that much was self-evident. But why an environment variable? How would this be set in a production environment? Is this meant to be user-controlled or something your software decides? The main point is that there are so many ways to identif…
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Maybe there still is an alternative solution. It would help to understand your use case.
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Roger - Did you find a solution?
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That won't work for the reason I already gave you. How about calling SetEnvironmentVariable from within OI, such as when application starts up?
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Are you running the Set command first and then launching OI from the same command prompt?
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Are you running the "Set" command from a different session than OpenInsight? My understanding is that "Set" only creates a temporary environment variable for that command prompt session.
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Actually, try this: mybuffer=STR(char(0),4096) result = GetEnvironmentVariable(Variable:char(0),mybuffer,4096) return mybuffer[1,result]
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I don't think the Win API functions are documented. I can't remember the exact calling syntax, but I imagine you just need to pass in the variable name, perhaps appended with Char(0).
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Depending on how new your OI is, the GetEnvironmentVariable function should be defined.