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Yes, that is how I understand it. Might help if you posted code.
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Should be "C". Just curious, are you positive your select is working? Have you actually confirmed that it is producing an active cursor?
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I'm not aware of any changes and have never seen a popup fail from version to version. TBH, I have never passed in the select statement into the dummy popup record. I think I just perform the select myself in code and rely upon the popup to work wit…
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VSRPINTER2 means it is trying to use OIPI.Net, VSPRINTER means OIPI Classic. It is really a matter of preference or requirements that determines which one you use. Knowing this is VSPRINTER2 is helpful because it tells us that the problem is not re…
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Okay, then you misunderstood me. I asked if you knew how to tell what version OpenInsight is configured to use. This is a setting within OpenInsight itself, not the client setup. Open the SYSENV\CFG_OIPI record and report the contents in attribute 1.
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Are you making an observation or a point? FWIW, that distinction is irrelevant.
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You aren't prompted for an option. It just attempts to install both OIPI.Net and the OCX controls in the same setup. However, what really matters is how your OpenInsight is configured. Do you know how to tell what version of OIPI your system is atte…
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Kevin explained this better than me, but I was going to suggest something along the same lines. Rather than use the ClientSetup.exe, which might obscure the real problem, try registering VSPRINT7.OCX and VSPDF.OCX manually (remember to "Run as admin…
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Usually because they didn't run "As Administrator" first.
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Sweet! Yes, we have encouraged people to roll out their own implementation of a multi-select feature with the SRP EditTable, but few are willing to put in the effort to make it work. I'm pleased to hear that you found a way.
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Correct, the SRP EditTable does not support multi-select.
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In general, it appears you've done what is required. Are you sure your URLs are resolving themselves to point to OECGI3.exe and OECGI4.exe as needed? Are you using Rewrite Rules for the OECGI3.exe URLs?
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I see. What does your registry entry for OECGI3 look like? Is RUN_OECGI_REQUEST configured in that entry?
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Have you reviewed the server preparation list from the online docs?
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I think Mark is seeing this error being returned from the SRP Mail Utility. I don't know if -99 is coming from the SMTP server or from within the SRPMail.dll itself. I was waiting for Kevin to respond since he knows the internal code better.
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We are still looking into this issue but we have a better understanding of the problem. It seems that the form which launched the dialog is not getting activated when the dialog is closed, so the promoted ACTIVATED event handler does not turn F9 bac…
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Hi Anton, We've duplicated the issue and are currently working to resolve. We'll respond ASAP when we have a solution.
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Ah...okay. So you have returned control back to the original form, which I assume is an MDI child. F9 doesn't work but F8 does. Do you have a save button in the ribbon control? Does it work?
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Hello Anton. I believe what you are reporting is that the normal save key (F9) isn't working while the DatePicker dialog is displayed. Correct? I'll comment further assuming that this is the issue you are dealing with and perhaps offer some thoughts…
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Is that what you would suggest, even for larger amounts of data? Yes, this is what I would suggest but I really don't know how you intend to use this so I can't impose strict standards. However, when you look at examples of how JSON is typically u…
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Matt - I'm excited to see you using and enjoying SRP_JSON. This has been a valuable part of our web services product (SRP HTTP Framework) but I have also been migrating a lot of non-web utilities to use JSON as well. I am just finding that wrapping …
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Are you going to be maintaining both 64-bit and 32-bit versions of the SRP controls, going forward? I posted my previous response before I saw this question. However, my response is relevant to this question as well. The term "maintaining" is subj…
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Just to avoid a barrage of questions that might come up from anyone who is reading this thread, we are seriously looking at the pathway toward 64-bit for our products. We do recognize the importance of providing a solution for our customers and clie…
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I don't think it was anything I said LOL. You don't come close to the polemic expressiveness of other members in our community. :) I actually did have that very problem earlier today, but it was from a browser session that was not logged in. So I…
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YMMV, of course, but I would certainly try it first to see how well it might work. Definitely presize the dummy tables to be larger than you need and then sizelock them to prevent dynamic sizing. That will give you optimum speed in the copying proce…
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What about creating dummy tables in AREV 3.12 to port the Rev/G data into first and then attach these in OI/ARev32 and copy the data into their final destination? You don't even have to create dictionaries for these dummy tables. They are simply the…
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Sorry for the spam...but another thought occurred to me. I'll bet these tables, and the REVMEDIA file, were created with 32-bit headers. Thus, AREV 3.12 will never be able to access them.
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One more thing to try...if the OI/ARev32 tables are nicely contained in the same folder, temporarily move this folder to underneath the AREV32 system and attempt to attach them there. If that works, do what you gotta do to move the Rev/G data over a…
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I'm not sure what a WORKS subscription has to do with getting professional help. You can hire a company like us, Sprezz, or whoever, to connect in and check things out without a subscription. Unless you bid this at a fixed cost, your client would b…
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So, getting professional help with this is not an option? If it will save you days of work I think it would be well worth it.