Thanks to all of you for your help. Kilot's solution seemed to work very well for what I need, and was quick and easy. I'm sure that Liz's solution would work too, but there is one table that I need to leave updateable, so I can't lock the entire directory (neglected to mention that in my...
We are in the process of replacing our Paradox database with something else. There are no plans to convert the data into the new system, so our users will still need access to the data in Paradox for historical purposes. Management is concerned that if we leave the application "as is", the...
wolluf,
I got this working again by first installing the Windows Installer CleanUp Utility then using it to "clean up" Word. Then I reinstalled like you suggested, and it worked ! Here is the link to the Microsoft support page for the Windows Installing CleanUp Utility...
My location is c:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office10. It does have WINWORD.EXE in there, and the icon looks correct. However, double clicking it produces the same error.
From within Word, I ran Help / Detect and Repair, selected "restore my shortcuts while repairing", but did not...
I used the sofware that came with the new hard drive to "clone" the old one, and everything was good, except that Microsoft Word brings up an error when I try to open it: 'An error occurred and this feature is no longer functioning properly. Please run Setup and select "Repair..." to restore...
Regarding the plus sign way, you just put the plus sign on the key from the table that might be missing the record. In your example, it would be:
SELECT d.Child_ID, D1."Date", d2.Goal_ID, d2."Hour", d2.Score, d."Last_Name"+", "+d."First_Name"+" - "+d.Child_ID as SName
FROM "Children.db" d...
Talyrond,
I think that parameter is a return label. Inside the subroutine, you should see a RETURN statement, but you should also see a RETURN 1 statement. The RETURN 1 statement tells the calling routine to jump to the label passed in for that last parameter upon return from the...
I'm seeing a strange problem when using the sysInfo procedure. I have a user with a very long username (16 characters). My application logs each user as they start the application, documenting various items from sysInfo, one of which is the userName. When this guy logs in though, the value...
I'm not sure if this will work, but try writing the backspace character using the CHAR function, like
write(*,'(a1,a)',advance='NO') '\',CHAR(8)
(I think 8 is the correct value for backspace, but you may want to double check).
Pete,
I pretty much had this same issue with a Paradox application. You might check out Microsoft articles Q299603 and Q272582. We ended up changing the OpLocksDisabled value in the registry under the key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CCS\Services\Mrxsmb\Parameters to "0x1" as Q299603...
Mac,
Thank you very much for your response. I figured that queries were the way to go, but I was unsure how to change the report without losing all of the fields. I appreciate the "step by step" instructions on that. Thanks again !
I have been getting a GPF error when printing a series of individual reports. It is not consistent. Using the same dataset, sometimes the error will show up after 3 prints, sometimes 10, etc. After reading the various posts already out there, I checked the style sheet and it is ok. However...
You might want to post this in the Corel: Paradox forum. Have you checked the user permissions on the directories involved? When I was testing some Paradox applications on XP, the userid did not have permission to create a file in the PRIV directory.
...example, CUR_POS would be zero if the string was blank. Not sure if this will work with Fortran 77, but I think you will get the idea.
CHARACTER*10 STR_VAR
INTEGER CUR_POS
LOGICAL DONE
CUR_POS = 0
IF (STR_VAR.NE.' ') THEN ! Make sure string is not blank
CUR_POS = 10
DONE = .FALSE...
...happening. I have not included that in the code below. Hope this helps.
$ DIR/OUTPUT=DIR_LIST.TXT/COL=1/NOHEAD/NOTRAIL/BEFORE=TODAY -
/EXC=*.DIR PRPOHCLAIMS:RPOH*.TXT;*
$!
$ OPEN/READ DIR_FILE DIR_LIST.TXT
$!
$ NEXT_RECORD:
$ READ/END_OF_FILE=DONE DIR_FILE FILE_NAME
$ CREATION_DT ==...
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