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Are you sure you don't have the border box ticked in the Properties dialog?
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It seems like you aren't reading me carefully. I never said OI is particularly bad over a network. I think I made it clear that the problem is with the network, not OI. OI can (and does) run very well over a network but that assumes a lot of things …
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When I run OI on my workstation, reads and btree.index are really slow. But when I run OI on the same computer that the "oi server" is running on... That's what I would have expected. The problem isn't with OI or the server, but with your network.…
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They way I normally see it implemented is that the customer can view and export their data. So some form of reporting is provided. Typically we just negotiate a cost of exporting all data into some common format (e.g., CSV) and then all responsibili…
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We'll look into this as best we can. It might very well be unique to your setup so if you want to send us some code to duplicate your situation that might help expedite a resolution. Also, please confirm the version of the SRPControls.ocx file.
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I'm not an attorney and I definitely don't know international or local law for Australia, but in the US I've always understood that you can disable software but you can't prohibit access to data.
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I see. So it scrolls when it shouldn't scroll at all and then behaves in ways that is unexpected.
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I assume you are using the DataRow property to hide the row? Where exactly are you clicking when you notice the table scrolling oddly. You said "the area below" but I am not sure what that means. Are you referring to scrollbar?
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I think you are better off letting OI tell you its version as you are in your second example.
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Hey Mark. Bernie and I are in talks about this so stay tuned!
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It should work for you in the Form Designer. I just tried it myself:
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So are you asking if your UI design would have an impact on the database design?
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@josh something of note in that article Barry linked you to is an indirect argument for NOT using MultiValue fields to track the comments. By doing this, it allows each record in the table to have very different sizes. This can lead to a "skew[ing …
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Actually, you can use the same table as the source and target for a relational index. We do this specifically when we want to create hierarchical structures. I think your notes/discussion database is well suited to this design structure. However, in…
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Btree indexes (and its close cousin the Cross-Ref index) just creates a reverse lookup of data. You still need to do an index search to find a match. The the associated source Key IDs are then returned. A relational index maintains a relationship b…
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I have been told that having large records is bad (i.e., records with lots of data in them). Is this true? Questions like these are usually hard to generalize. "Large" can mean different things to different people. My first consideration what is …
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@josh no...or I should say I don't have enough information to make an informed opinion. You simply piqued my curiosity. You might consider using the SRP EditTable control to view your pictures and add labels. This could make it a bit easier to layo…
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I have to ask, what is the purpose of an OI form looking like the web form? How close do you need it to look and how are you intending to achieve this?
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@BarryStevens thanks. I didn't realize the Rev forums were back online. I never saw an email announcing this.
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@jimvaughan you mentioned that you posted a question on the Revelation forum. What forum are you referring to specifically?
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@BarryStevens josh basically suggested an idea that I was going for. This is why I wanted to know if you had access to the SRP HTTP Framework. You don't need it per se, but it makes everything easier. We do what you are wanting to do. In addition t…
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Are you using the HTTP Framework (or do you at least have it installed) for this system?
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You meant "Thanks, Kevin". :)
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Sweet.
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If your code snippet is exactly what you have in your system then the problem is that you forgot to separate your COLUMN and ROW variables out of the quotes. This is what it should look like: VALUE=GET_PROPERTY(CTRLENTID,"OLE.CELLCHECK[":COLUMN:";"…
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Can you post the code you are trying to use?
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You might be able to resolve this if you run the SRP Form Fixer.
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Then I'm not quite sure why the controls would change position. I assume you have the proper anchor and resize boxes ticked as well. If you suspect the age of the form is at fault then the simplest way to disprove this is to create a new form and a…
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Are any of your OLE controls set with the Border checkbox ticked?
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At first blush it looks like you aren't accounting for the position of the form within the desktop itself. The ShowAt method uses the absolute X, Y position of the desktop rather than the relative position of any control or form. You have the lates…