have you tried SLEEP 10
which holds focus for 10 seconds
On my windowsserver, i use the CMS syntax instead of the word DOS
CMD COPY someting to somewhere
and i've never had a problem
even tho some of these commands can take a good 10 minutes.
-SUSANNAH
here's what i do, and i don't have to turn on htmlcss to do it.
ON TABLE HOLD AS MYTAB FORMAT HTMTABLE
END
-RUN
-HTMLFORM BEGIN
<HTML>
<STYLE>
TABLE {border-collapse:collapse}
</STYLE>
!IBI.FIL.MYTAB;
</HTML>
-HTMLFORM END
-SUSANNAH
yes, using FML (the Financial Modelling Language component of Focus..it's part of the core product)
You seem to want to subtotal B for FKA=1 and then again for FKA=2, and then again for all FKA of that B.
Subtotal isn't the right word, you want RECOMPUTE's because of the percentages.
this kind...
there's the FTOA and PTOA functions, converting floating point to alpha and packed to alpha, in the focus language.
might that work for you at all?
-SUSANNAH
I think you posted this on another forum, and we determined that you didn't have a MAINTAIN license, and that you need to download the MODIFY manual and study up on how that works; The code would depend entirely on the mfd of the file you're updating.
-SUSANNAH
whatever that indicator field might be called, say its called 'ETYPE'
then you'll
SUM your fields (whatever you're doing)
BY CENTER BY ETYPE NOPRINT BY EMPLOYEE BY ACTIVITY
ON ETYPE SUBTOTAL MULTILINES
ON CENTER SUBTOTAL MULTILINES
If you use SUB-TOTAL with a dash in the middle, you'll get...
piece of cake.
Your launch page has to be accessible to your basic site.
If you have a windows server, then the default location of your basic site is
{drive letter}:\inetpub\wwwroot\
and the default launch page is usually default.asp or index.htm.
Your launch page then has a FORM for the...
North, its really easy.
are your dates "smart dates"? or "legacy dates"?
legacy date exists in the database as YYYYMMDD, for example, but "smart dates" exist in the database in the same way that they exist in Access or in Excel, or in Unix.
You can do straight arithmetic with them.
A "smart...
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