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Thats a fair point @DonBakke. I try to setup services via UNC for that very reason but I have other people doing that now and they arent always quite as thorough (and definately aren't mind-readers!). I shall investigate the scenario I was present…
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@AusMarkB Its the Copy. I am doing a Set_Status(0) PRE and a Get_Status POST so am not even getting to the Attach on subsequent runs. I am actually doing a TABLE_EXISTS check first. First Time If it doesnt exist it is a Copy_TABLE then Attach and…
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I have done some testing comparing a Baseline (unindexed Table) with indexes created both with TableBuilder and Indexes created programatically with the Create_Index function. I will present my findings for those interesting in reading. I used two…
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Sorry @DonBakke, yet again I have not explained myself clearly. Its not the field name but the position. Maybe this example will help: Before: Position ColumnName [Indexed] 1 CLIENT_CODE 2 ENTER_DATE Create_Index("1"", "CLIENTS", "ENT…
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@AusMarkB The likeness is uncanny!!!
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@FrankTomeo, That is another good idea. Easy enough to append to and delete from as a toggle. Basically maintaining my own index. I like it!
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Makes sense @AusMarkB If I am being honest, I have done that once or twice before but didnt even thnk of it this time because I was too busy looking at the trees to see the forest. Of course, in the moments since I wrote this trying to get an effi…
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Thanks Kevin. Its nice to not be a party of one!
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Sorry for not being clear @DonBakke. @BarryStevens was right. I meant the values of the EQU in the $Insert. We often use $Inserts entries for as positional pointers (EditTables, delimited formulas, etc.) Great for what a value is representing in…
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Understood. Top Left is always going to be Top Left but everything else is up for discussion....
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Actually @KevinFournier, while I have you.... I have an oberservation/question that is roughly in the realm of what we have been talking about here. I dont know if it a Ribbon Control thing or a OI9 thing. Unfortunately we are not far enough along …
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@KevinFournier, I have only played with it in my local environment but does indeed look like it has corrected the issue I noted. I will release it to the wider team for a looksee. You are right, we aren't hard-coding X & Y (or at least as fa…
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Much appreciated Kevin.
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@DonBakke. I don't necessarily think it is the Controls as it seems it would be more a Framework thing if anything. However, like my previous symptoms, I can toggle this on and off with the different controls so the Controls.ocx file definately h…
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Update. It seesms to be the Frame size is all out of whack when returning from a minimize. I didnt notice before because the Ribbon looks fine and our Frame background is a consistant color. I used a different background image and when returning f…
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@KevinFournier I think I have another one for you with this latest set of Controls (I haven't checked previous 4.2.x Controls but I can confirm I can't replicate it with 4.1.x) We open up our Child windows centered mid-screen in our Frame. If we…
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@AusMarkB, lets call ours the Schultz Club!!!!! 2 Members strong and growing...
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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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@DonBakke So I started looking at the 0 Record of the Index file and I think you may be onto something. I did a rebuild on both systems to clear out the 0 Record and then created my Test Client from scratch. Here is the record of the system that wo…
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@DonBakke. 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 char…
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OK @DonBakke, you are starting to blow my mind! How did I not think to set UDP against the Frame? Handy bit of history there. Probably why I havn't come across @RECUR variables before then. It just goes to show sometimes it pays to read the docum…
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Well @DonBakke, I think you know us well enough to know that nothing you indicated is true here and that the @USERx has been widely used long before my time. No relaxing for you me! Since you introduced me to the wonders of a UDP for the Window …
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Me neither! I do recall stumbing accross the SRP_HTTP_FRAMEWORK_TEMPLATE_API_BODY and SRP_HTTP_FRAMEWORK_TEMPLATE_API_COMMENT_BLOCK SYSENV records a long time ago and thought they were for this purpose but I didn't know how to initiate them, nor …
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Also, We stumbled across this just today : Yield or Die
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LMAO. Are you going to suggest maybe setting a COMMON variable to move data between forms is better practice?
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This is the little test harness I was using. Clients is a real table but I was just playing with a non-existanct Client "AAAA". My testing would decide on writing the whole record (with or without the CRec<1> value) or just doing a WriteV on t…
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You learn something new everyday! I did some experimenting and I have managed to work around my issue with calling it as a MDIChild and using the 'Auto' flag as a if/then wrapper around the End_Dialogs that otherwise sets one of the Global @USERs …
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I can confirm all issues rectified. You sir, are a magician! The quick turnaround was much appreciated, especially for the Footer issue as it was functional rather than cosmetic.
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Here you go @KevinFournier.
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Sure thing @KevinFournier. Let me put that package together.