Here is a way to do it. Do you have dbu.exe? It is a utility shipped with clipper.
Open dbf1 like this - dbu dbf1.
You will be in browse mode. Not how many records you have. Now ESC from browse mode. Press F6 for utilities, Press A for Append from the dropdown menu, choose dbf2. Now press...
I thought the __wait_b.obj was superior for technical reasons which escape me though they had to do with it being a later version. I can email it to you if you do not have it.
Could be interested. I enjoy coding.
Can you give me some specifics?
What sort of app is it?
How much time do you estimate is involved?
What do you want to know about me?
In addition to what cjcdojo said I have gotten this error when a connection to a network device was lost. When running a clipper app with bnc connectors some years ago this error would crop up and usually the connection to the file server was lost although this is an extreme example. Since we...
If I got this correct, you want to store the function name in a database, then select the appropriate function from the database and execute it.<br><br>You could store the function name in a codeblock then store the codeblock in the database as a string. Read the string in and execute...
I don't know of an rdd but I open and manipulate clipper 5.2 files as dbaseIII files in access and in visual basic. <br>Access can link to the dbase III, dbase IV, or dbase V type files which is preferable to importing them if another application is going to use them also such as...
Not sure exactly what you are trying to do, but I have stored codeblocks as text strings in a table, then read the table in converting the textstrings into codeblocks and storing them into an array. Later the array element is executed as a codeblock since it contains codeblocks.
Thanks yewmun.<br><br>That looks like the problems to me. Don't know if I will get to try the solution in a production environment though. Since we would have to touch all the machines, they are located throughout the state, and since we are running without this problem on...
We have a clipper program running on both windows95 and windows nt. The following doesn't happen on windows nt. It only happens to 1 table (out of 14) on windows 95. What happens is that during the course of a days data entry about 1/2 percent of the records...
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