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Thanks Chip, that's what I had suspected, just making sure I was on right track.

I put together an app for my company which splits large text files (3gb+) into two files so that some of our other software may work with the files. This app was done in VB. I was recently introduced to C# (last week) and was expecting it to be faster / more efficient. But when I finished the...

Sorry for bringing up this old thread...at any rate, I found a "solution" if you want to call it that. http://www.tek-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=722247 I use the API code posted in that thread to close it after it makes the file. Hopefully the bandaid will hold.

I am having the same problem. It's been opening for a a week now (it used to not open) and for a week it was fine, then yesterday when my processes sends an email with the pdf attached it got an error cause it was open, but this never was a problem wither. Computers rock. If anyone knows how...

I'm calling the form with a main.prg. From that form I call the foxpro executable. I'm calling the executable using the Run Command. If I remove the line "thisform.release" and instead just click the [x] in the upper right of the form, it works fine..closes. It's just having it...

no. I have one foxpro app that I built as an executable that on activate calls a button click. In the button click I have it run some code and then call thisform.release. In the release event I had clear events. That is an executable. I have another foxpro app that I am using to call it as...

Neither of these worked :/

clear events is in the release event of the form thisform.release is part of the button. I just stepped through it. It's going into the release event, and it runs the clear events command...at least i stepped into it anyway, but it doesn't actually clear events? blah.

I have one Foxpro application which I am merely running from the Foxpro environment calling another foxpro application as an executable with the run command. The other executable starts up just fine and runs through all the steps I want it to, but it doesn't shut down properly? A form is shown...

This is the reason for my index issue thread earlier. It took some looking into but i believe this is the problem. I get my data from a website which allows me to save the data to an excel file in my HD. The Excel Spreadsheet does have formatting (colored rows, bold fonts, etc..). When I...

that didn't work. and i tried reindexing. thanks for your help anyway. i'm just gonna create the table from scratch and start over.

well, they're numbers that i'm seeking, so case shouldn't matter

it seems like it's just this table. my other tables for other projects all seem to respond correctly. awesome that narrows it down! :( i'm gonna reboot my pc nine times maybe that will fix it.

index created via index on alltrim(fieldname) tag fieldname use (tablename) set order to (Tagname) seek "value"

also, the one that doesn't work...WILL work if I don't alltrim the value i'm seeking, even though i index on an alltrimed field.

I need some help before i throw my monitor out the window. Believe it or not I've been using Foxpro for 3 years, everything from 2.5 to ver 6 currently. With that aside, I have a table. I have two indexes in a cdx. one index works, one doesn't. why? why when i seek in one does it work...

I had a similar problem with converting Accents in Fox for DOS 2.5 tables to VFP 6.0. When I used the DOS tables in VFP, all accents were converted into some other character such as a comma or a plus sign, etc.. I discovered that with Windows, data supports several codepages based on...

It's already set up as manual. It's taking the rows from the spreadsheet and sorting them on the new sheet containing the pivot table.

I will have code updating a data set. That's not a problem. My main problem is that the rows are auto sorted. Excel tries to do too much. Well I have three surveys which have common core of questions, but there are also other questions that make them different. Client would like to see how...

Geoff, you are correct in assuming I am a typical Excel user. While I am a programmer, I have never done anything too advanced with Excel. This is actually for a project I'm working on for a client. My boss went to one programmer with a question about reporting for the project, and then came...