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  1. therishel

    Write DLL to call DLL function

    Thanks for the reply, but I am on the command line compiler. Not V6, V7, V8, or any of those. In the command line compiler linking is managed by a switch passed as part of the compile command. Alternatively, you can write a configuration (.cfg) file and put your options in that. I have used...
  2. therishel

    Write DLL to call DLL function

    I am working in a proprietary 4GL that has very specific requirements for compatibility with DLL's. I have received a DLL from a vendor that is fine, but that does not conform to the compatiblity requirements of my 4GL. I want to write a "wrapper" DLL that conforms to the compatibility...
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  3. therishel

    Critical error while attempting to communicate with the APS

    No, I am not the owner of these reports. No, I am not logged on as administrator. I am logged on as a user. Yes, these reports are being opened directly from CE. One person who does have administrator privileges can change them and one other person who does not can also change them. Thanks...
  4. therishel

    Critical error while attempting to communicate with the APS

    Kurt, Tried the re-size a section tip. No dice. Same error. Any other ideas? Thanks. Tom
  5. therishel

    Critical error while attempting to communicate with the APS

    I am trying to update the datasource of a number of scheduled reports from DB2 to ODBC. I can change the datasource locations - no problem. When I try to save the report with the changes I get the error: "Critical error while attempting to communicate with the APS" and I am logged off of the...

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