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I think what the documentation is referring to is when you have a mixture of non-autosized and autosized columns. If the total width of all columns (which must include one or more non-autosized columns) is greater than the table's width, then those …
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Look at this thread as I think you can benefit from it as well.
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The Why - These are to be used if you want to set an expiration date to the data stored in memory. The When - For instance, perhaps you want to store a list of keys in memory for quick access later. However, if these keys are dynamic then you might…
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Also documented here.
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BTW, since you have a framework product, you already have Memory_Services which is a convenient wrapper around the SRP_HashTable. You already have code using this so you can use that to guide you if you want to consider using it.
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How do you mean? For instance, are you wondering if the value of @RECORD can be stored as a single value?
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The SIZE event is triggered when you move or resize the form. You can then use the SIZE property to get the new size information.
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Email was sent yesterday. This other symptom you described is because the OLE controls are not registered to the other computer. All OCX files need to be registered on each and every machine that will run OI. This is no different than installing th…
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This tells me that your license does not recognize your OpenEngine serial number, which is an outcome I had suggested could still occur. I will email you directly to discuss options on resolving this.
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The way to reference an OLE control within OpenInsight is to put its ProgID in the Form Designer, not the actual name of the OCX file. I assume that when you were successful with MSCAL, you did not actually put MSCAL in the Form Designer but somethi…
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I think I am not quite on the same page as you. Content-Type is both a request and response header. From prior discussions, I thought you came to the conclusion that appending charset=utf8 to the header value was necessary in order for your UTF8 enc…
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Matt - Sorry for the long delay in getting back to this topic. Just an FYI, I am going to release 3.0.1 soon but I am not going to add anything new for UTF-8. I am still considering how I want to handle this. If you have anything you would like to …
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It might be a couple more weeks. My primary engineer who developed this utility is on holiday .
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So that leaves all our beautifull SRP conrtrols maybe to be the cause. Have to look in replacing the ALL_OLES switch. Correct, although we are fairly confident that the problem is still internal to OI even though it is our controls that are invol…
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Is srp_com a substitute for OI's Ole.... routines (srp_com seems much easier to implement) Is it faster? Yes...and I would like to think our syntax is easier to implement. Is it faster? I don't know. I haven't done any benchmarking to compare.
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About the oi crashes this is what we read If I am understanding you correctly, you are experiencing periodic crashes but you actually don't know the reason for them or what OI process is causing them. You are speculating that the OI COM library mi…
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I cannot claim that SRP_Com will avoid your crashes since I don't know the nature of your crashes. That said, we wrote SRP_Com to be as robust and feature capable as possible. It does provide functionality that the OI COM support does not (which may…
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If you have a good backup and you are okay with losing any data that might have been entered between the time of your backup and the present, then restoring the relevant .LK and .OV files would be your best bet. You should not need to restore the fi…
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So this is an API that does work in development but is having problems in production? Is it your opinion that HTTP_MCP is never called as well? If the above are true, this would seem to be a problem with IIS. I honestly don't much about IIS so I can…
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I hate to ask the obvious, but does your API support the DELETE method? Did you build a hook for this?
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We have a client that uses it for a ListView control. They have a need to provide users the ability to view several images in various formats just like Windows Explorer. I am certain the client would have been happy to use a pure ActiveX control, bu…
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>>the OpenInsight invoker control Please explain! This is part of RevDotNet (see the 59-129 RevDotNet Quick Start Guide 1.1.pdf document). The "invoker" comes from the name of the ProgID used by the OLE control (i.e., RevDotNet.Invoker or R…
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I'll present a few options for your consideration but they will be general solutions. Others can offer additional solutions or elaborate on my thoughts. ActiveX Controls - There are some third-party ActiveX controls you can drop into an OLE control…
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My suggestion is to wait and see if you need to do anything. I really doubt this will become a timeout problem. We have a web and mobile app that calls the same REST API and due to the nature of the project the request can take several minutes to pr…
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So you are allowing any RLIST statement to be submitted or will you control this via a UI? I'm gathering the former based on your expectation that some long delays can occur. My strong encouragement is to design around such potential bottlenecks. No…
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Worst case processing time would be a few minutes. What would cause the report to take a few minutes? Is it the time needed to select the data or the time needed to prepare the results?
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I am not evading your direct question and I will circle back to it eventually, but I must ask why your report request might take a long time to process. Ideally, no REST (or HTTP) request should take long to process. What kind of report are you cre…
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No, I'm afraid not.
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"Are you using enhanced BASIC+ syntax" - yes. Cool. Then that resolves the mystery.
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Technically this is not the same issue although we are taking about the same underlying technology: the SRP Precompiler. What I mean is that you are not reporting an issue per se. The original poster reported a crash that was due to a small bug wit…