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Yes, that is UD 4.7.x. In this case, if the folder is relative to the OpenInsight folder, the UD will already manage this folder using the configuration in the root REVPARAM file. If the folder is elsewhere, copy the REVPARAM file into this folder a…
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Are you using UD 4.x or UD 5.x?
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Well, that would be what transaction files would look like. So maybe your system is respecting the folder. If that's the case then perhaps my notes above do not apply. However, using a shared folder on the database server would still be recommended.
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1 and 100 are local folders, relative to the OI folder. Check to see if they exist. What kind of stuff do you see written to C:\TVCORYX.CC\OITRANSACT?
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Now that we have that bit of communication barrier out of the way, I'm going to tell you something that will blow your mind: None of this matters. As it turns out, at least from our own testing and conversations with Revelation, OpenInsight does no…
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Yes, you have the correct understanding. What confused me was the concern that "If you have multiple OIs writing stuff in there, could that not cause corruption?". Since these would be database tables, the whole point is for multiple OIs to write st…
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What do you think is the purpose of the transact folder? I think you have the wrong impression.
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I would think the Set_Env routine would do this for you. You have me curious. Why would you want each user to have their own transaction folder? Doesn't that defeat the purpose?
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I'm not ignoring you but O4W is not a product we use so I don't really have an informed response.
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In that case you could write a routine that calls the COPY_ROW subroutine. This would replace steps 3-4-5 with one command. You would just need to worry about the data selection, the display of a wait banner, and the dismissal of the wait banner.
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If this was a one time task, or even if it is used occasionally, I would have suggested to just create a select list and use the copy_row command with the option to delete the source row. You can do this from TCL or the System Monitor. If you inte…
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Is this just a one time maintenance task or is this something you intend to implement as a regularly used utility or perhaps even something that runs automatically?
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@AusMarkB I also should have asked...what version of SRP Controls?
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@AusMarkB OI 9 or OI 10?
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Okay, thanks for doing that. We discovered a problem with OLE controls on a form that are programmatically moved revert back to their original position when the form is moved to another monitor with a different scale. I was wondering if your situati…
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Are you able to make them the same scale and test again? I'm trying to confirm a theory.
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Per chance is your second monitor set to a different scale (DPI) than your primary monitor? I am not asking about resolution, just scale.
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The Form Designer values represent the width and height of the entire form as you see it rendered in the tool. The absolute values of the saved negative numbers represent the width and the height of the client portion of the form, i.e., sans the dim…
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Does this discussion thread seem relevant?
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How do you mean "insert values"? Are you referring to a system delimited array?
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It depends on why the message failed to send. If this message is coming from the destination server then we only get what we get. If the message is due to a failure at the client level (such as a missing dependency) then you should get a detailed er…
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@Opto_Will - Thanks. I would bet that this is an SRP Ribbon control issue then. It subclasses the entire form so unusual behavior is not unexpected. Also, if you run the EXAMPLES app you'll see that it is an MDI frame based app. Near as I can tell, …
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@Opto_Will - Why do you suspect the SRP Controls? Are you using the Ribbon control for this specific app?
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I am getting a little stuck on figuring out what is 'behind the scences' of writing that 0 Record on the index that may be a pointer to my issue. Something is different between the two systems (obviously) though on the surface they are both the same…
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I conceded that a null is often a Data Type in programming languages. You might recall I was a Oracle Developer for decades and that supports the concept of a null value. The Database, at least when I was knee deep in it, treats a character value wi…
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There is one place I use the @PSEODO variable. This is in a symbolic dictionary to display a column of the number of rows in a TCL report. Is this a holdover from your AREV application or did you choose to use @PSEUDO for convenience? The problem …
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Since you introduced me to the wonders of a UDP for the Window... I meant to include UDPs in my above list of alternatives. BTW, if you always have a main window (like an MDI Frame) then you can use it as your permanent UDP and thus have it be an …
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Are you going to suggest maybe setting a COMMON variable to move data between forms is better practice? Oh yes. I have a not so secret aversion to the @USERx and @RECURx system global variables. I try to mention this in every intro to OI course I …
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The confusion was that it had worked for years without interference and it works for other clients so why them and why now? We never fully resolved those questions. We have however had other clients with the same experience but only on occasion and …
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My very simple tests are showing that indexing empty strings (a term I prefer to use over "null" since the latter is generally considered a datatype) will index properly. By "simple" I mean I used the SRP Editor to alternatively change the value of …