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I am not familiar with INET_OI_XML and looking at the documentation it doesn't seem to provide a way for custom formatting of dates. Unless others chime in with their experience, this might be a question better suited for the Revelation forum.
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I'm sure we'll add support for that. Stay tuned.
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Thanks for the clarification. Yes, I experience the same thing. I'm pretty certain this is because the SRP Editor is still attempting to call ProgRef.chm from OI 9.x. This no longer exists in OI 10. I presume you would expect it to launch the OI 10…
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Is your F1 configured to to use SRP Help or the CHM help?
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@josh, I think he understands this based on this statement: I can get the exit code using OI's RUNWIN but I can't seem to capture the output or get it to generate a log file.
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Well, there you go!
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I'm not sure we have anything well documented for this so if you find yourself spinning your wheels please post any questions in the FrameWorks category.
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No. It exists for entities because OI maintains a repository database that tracks this kind of metadata. Data records do not have their own intrinsic datetime stamp. The standard solution is to create fields in the dictionary for this and then use a…
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You could also put a different background image in the MDI client.
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The only way I know of is to read the SYSREPOSWINEXES record and parse it.
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I can't be 100% certain, but an inspection of the object code does not show any references to Yield(). I believe Update_Index is really just a shell that calls other lower-level SSPs so perhaps one or more of those calls Yield(). You could create a …
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Not to make light of the situation, but this happens and it is a royal PITA. My suggestion is to take a copy of the table (and its index) offline and go through the index rebuild process (assuming, of course, you've confirmed the indexes are corrupt…
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If you kill OI while it's in Update_Index, it will probably create more corruptions. However, since you probably already have a corrupted index this is not likely to be a problem. Chances are you'll be recreating these indexes anyway.
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When I mentioned "corrupted index", I wasn't exactly referring to an index that might be poorly created due to issues such as column length. While that could be considered a "corrupted index", insofar that the index is incomplete or inaccurate, what…
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I know that corrupted indexes can cause this to happen.
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I agree that this is a message coming from the SMTP server, but I think the problem might be due to the lack of an Authenticate argument in the SMTPMail function. Sally, I should apologize because I was the one who advised you during our phone call…
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I am reasonably confident that something is wrong with your index. As I already noted, RList doesn't necessarily use Btree.Extract, so different behavior is not entirely unexpected, especially if the index itself has a problem. I'd be very reluctant…
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You are saying that you had to change the justification from LEFT to RIGHT for a TEXT column in order for BTREE.EXTRACT to work?
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Then I suspect it has to do with the difference between the internal delimiter (@TM, which is one character) and the Windows controls delimiter (CR/LF, which is two characters). I suggest adding an extra character per @TM you see in the string.
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Do you suspect it is off by one character for each line in the edit box?
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You can set the Raw Style Bit for this: Alternatively, you can programmatically set this style ES_NOHIDESEL (0x0100).
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As I said, I'm pretty sure this is Windows themes controlling the look of a standard Windows control. You might be able to get what you want using the SRP Button control, which supports a toggle state.
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I think this is a Windows theme issue. This is often why the controls in the Form Designer can look different than in runtime. Have you tried setting the FORECOLOR property? I am doubtful it will work, but it can't hurt.
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You might also find the technique summarized in this OI 10 Blog article useful in crafting your own solution.
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I don't believe you can achieve this automatically or through simple configuration options. The MSG function does support the ability to restrict modality to the parent window, but I believe this is done through additional programming similar to wha…
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Ctrl+C will work for most controls but not for edit tables. Having said that, I don't see any logic that mines edit tables for data so I am not sure why you have custom code for this.
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That is likely the text mark (@TM), which is how edit box controls store line breaks internally. To the outside world, however, that should appear as CR/LF. I had never experienced what you described so I did a quick test. In both instances I get CR…
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I don't think so. Transaction processing is managed by the creation of temp tables. Each OI session will have it's own temp table: I ran a test using two sessions of the same OI system on my desktop. The tables are kept unique via the PID assigned…
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When you say "transactional processing", are you specifically referring to processes that employ the Transact subroutine?
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The normal approach is to use the DESTROY service.