We have a form which runs a number of queries then prints a couple or reports. The reports use the answer tables generated and other queires contained within the reports.
When the reports print .out files are generated (two for each report, a total of four).
When the print is complete one...
Thanks for your responses guys.
The emunLocks is great, and Kliot if all else fails we'll send the users a message asking them to leave the form accessing the table, thanks.
'htcs' not sure what you're trying to explain after your emunLocks entry, there maybe something missing from the end of...
Is is possible to programmatically find out which users are accessing a particular table and if required remove there access programmatically so that the work can be carried out on the table?
At present we have to phone around all the users and ask them to exit the table of interest.
Cheers Lance
The probloem seems related to your number 4.
We have sort of isolated the problem to the network printer name length, anything over 25 chars gives us the the GP.
Thanks again
Steve
We have just installed Paradox 10 on our network. In Paradox 10 Runtime selecting print from the File Menu causes a General Protection Error on our WINNT machines. Win95 and Win98 machines are fine.
Anybody got any ideas.
Regards
Steve
I get a General Protection Error whenever I do a CTRL SPACE lookup in Paradox 8 Runtime. I don't get an error when I do the same CTRL SPACE lookup in Paradox 8 Development.
I am using WindowsNT, other WIN98 users around me don't get the error in Paradox 8 Runtime.
Anybody got any ideas...
This sort of thing will track actions in one table and modify the record position of another other. The code goes in the action step of the table you are scrolling.
method action(var eventInfo ActionEvent)
var
table1tc TCursor
table2tc TCursor
endVar
table1tc.attach(TEST_TAB_1)...
If your client is running the queries the script is 80% written for him, and it's mostly just a copy and paste job to combine the queries into any number of scripts.
Each query opened in a text editor will give access to the OPAL required for the script with little or no modification...
I may have misunderstood the problem but wouldn't the following query do the job. 'No' is a variable containing the item of interest.
Query
ANSWER: :PRIV:ANSWER.DB
SORT: :PRIV:testing.db->"TransferDate", :PRIV:testing.db->"EqNo",
:PRIV:testing.db->"EqType"...
I am in the process of developing a basic Web Server, in ObjectPAL using OCX, to provide access to some Paradox data.
I have developed login and logout routines which work fine. The problem is I have no way of detecting individual users closing there browser before logging off.
Is there a...
Just picked up a task to publish some Paradox data on the works Website. The details of the actual data are sketchy at the moment, I am really looking for the processes required to publish the data.
I've been given a free hand to pretty do what I like, but haven't had any experience of this...
Thanks for your responses guys.
Unfortunately I am not running Novell Netware Version 4.83, but Version 4.71. My default printer is using HP PCL6, but changing to an alternative printer, that doesn't use it, doesn't make any difference.
Have checked for Active Filters and the Stylesheet is...
I recently developed, a networked, Paradox 8 application that generates a number of reports and allows users print them if required.
I am running WinNT and have had the 'Printer Fonts have changed re-run report and print' popup problem for some time.
I got round that by providing a control...
I use the following code to connect to an Open Link Generic 32 BIT ODBC Server without the password dialog box being displayed. I can then query that server without problems.
var
AliasInfo DynArray[] String
endVar
AliasInfo["SERVER NAME"] = ""...
Firstly a bit of an aside, what you are doing doesn't give you a problem but you only need to call FullGirders.setGenFilter(dyn) once, once you have configured your dyn[] array with the three values.
dyn["Cont"] = contnum
dyn["Str"] = strnum
dyn["USER1"] = gdrnum...
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