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Thanks MajP and Duane. Both approaches provided me with the insight I needed.

I'm trying to query a table to produce results that are the "combined" results of rows with "some" matching columns that are not numeric. Example: MyTable Key CustNo GA MA FS --- ------ --- --- --- 1 123456 Yes No No 2 123456 No Yes Yes 3 123456 No Yes No 4...

Thanks, Winblows and Skie. :) I was extremely helpful to know that this is indeed a real problem, and that I was correct that this method certainly does not work as expected using OLE with VB.Net. You will find that the WaitForString method has the very same problem.

I thought so. It seems that the WaitForKeys method works in everything but VB.Net. :) I did send this one to Attachmate Support this morning to see what their take is on this.

Interesting. What are you using? Are you doing this in Extra!Basic or using VB.Net?

Thanks, Skip. I did see that and made the change shortly after my last post, but it did not change the outcome.

This is getting fun. :) Using the same example code, and: Private Sub RibbonTabItem2_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles RibbonTabItem2.Click Dim Sys As Object, Sess As Object, MyScreen As Object Dim Wait4Keys Sys =...

Thanks, Skie. I seems that no matter how it's chopped up, the WaitForKeys method does not work in VB.Net. I had similar experience with the WaitForStrings method. Both, as it appears, work perfectly withing Extra!Basic, but not in VB.Net. And, both work fine as long as you don't assign it to...

Still can't figure it out. Can you please give me an example? If I do this: Screen1.WaitForKeys(9000, "<Tab>") MessageBox.Show("Done.") It waits for nine seconds for the tab key to be pressed. Either way, the sub continues afterwards. What I am trying to do is prevent it from continuing if...

Yes. I read the help file as well as the document file before posting here, but I am still stuck since the example given in the document file was not very clear, and it is difficult to see how it translates to VB.Net.

I'm trying to use WaitForKeys as follows: Proceed = Screen1.WaitForKeys(9000, "<Tab>") If Proceed Then MessageBox.Show("Done.") Else MessageBox.Show("No key pressed in 9 seconds.") End If I have "proceed" declared as boolean. However, on executing the code, I get an error stating...

Is there a way to access the status bar of EXTRA! X-treme version 8.0+ ? I want to be able to post messages from my VB.Net application to the status bar, not the host status bar. Thanks.