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OLE Object gets corrupt on 2nd run in VFP9 only on Windows 7
Mike, The option to print image from physical file (file names generated at runtime), has been made available from version XI. Vedamin- vedamin
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- Forum: Microsoft: FoxPro
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OLE Object gets corrupt on 2nd run in VFP9 only on Windows 7
Thanks everyone. As Gerrit and Mike suggested, I tried all possible ways to clear the memory. The whole application runs without any problem under Windows 10. But under Windows 7 it fails on 2nd run. I normally use Foxplus table with Crystal report. This is direct and does not require ADODB...- vedamin
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- Forum: Microsoft: FoxPro
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OLE Object gets corrupt on 2nd run in VFP9 only on Windows 7
I am using the following code at the end. But this hasn't worked. oRS.Close oConn.Close RELEASE oRS RELEASE oConn RELEASE oRpt RELEASE oCR The SWDAT.DBF has a Field Type = 'General' for images. This is the reason I have to take the "vfpoledb" route.- vedamin
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- Forum: Microsoft: FoxPro
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OLE Object gets corrupt on 2nd run in VFP9 only on Windows 7
Following is a simple piece of code. It fails on 2nd run only on Windows7 but runs well on Windows 8 and 10. The only solution is to quit VFP9 and run the code again. oCR = CREATEOBJECT("CrystalRuntime.Application") oRpt = oCR.OpenReport(FULLPATH('')+"SAMPLE.RPT") oConn =...- vedamin
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- Forum: Microsoft: FoxPro
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OLE Object gets corrupt on 2nd run in VFP9 only on Windows 7
Following is a simple piece of code. It fails on 2nd run only on Windows7 but runs well on Windows 8 and 10. The only solution is to quit VFP9 and run the code again. oCR = CREATEOBJECT("CrystalRuntime.Application") oRpt = oCR.OpenReport(FULLPATH('')+"SAMPLE.RPT") oConn =...- vedamin
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- Forum: Microsoft: Windows
