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Thanks to all. I know that data validation is my responsibility. I was just surprised that FoxPro does not follow numeric field definition.

Mike, FoxPro is not chopping of the leading digits. It will store the entire number. Try: create cursor test(fld n(5.1)) append blank replace fld with 12345 browse You will see that the value of fld is 12345. It appears to me that FoxPro thinks its a 5 position numeric field that can...

If I have a table with a field defined as N(5,1). I would expect the field to be able to contain a max value of 999.9. Why will FoxPro allow me to "replace" the field with 99999 but only allow 999.9 in a browse.

Thanks for your help. I owe you more than one liquid refreshment of your choice.

The BBS has a memu option to list the files along with a line stating the total number of files avaiable for download. I am not using this memu option. I go directly to the download option. Your last reply got me thinking that I could get the number of files and put the getfile in a dowhile...

Your transfer was successful" only appears after the last file was sent. They appear to send each file individually because the Zmodem file transfer window says "No batch information" in the Batch Progress thermometer.

They are sending all the available files one after another and not in batch mode. I get one transfer screen per file.

The problem still exists. I even tried a longer waitfor "Your transfer was successful" with no success.

If you are using VFP7 or newer try TEXT [TO VarName [ADDITIVE] [TEXTMERGE] [NOSHOW]] TextLines ENDTEXT I have SELECT statements with well over 600 characters and have no problem.

My script is timeing out when downloading multiple files using Zmodem. The first file (usually 1 - 5 KB) downloads fine. The second file (usually 700 - 900 KB) starts and then time outs, I only get a few KB. The rest of the script processes ok. I can download manually just fine. Here is the...

Yes it does but adding a longer pause before GetFile seems to have fixed the problem. Thanks.

Does anyone know what the ProComm error "Invalid Packet Type" means and what to do about it when downloading via Xmodem?

Thanks to all for your replies. The script is being created for an end user of our medical billing software to automate the transmission of their insurance claims. I do not know what modem they will be using, and they will be using the modem to transmit to multiple insurance companies. I know...

I need to set the baud rate to 33,600 and turn data compression off in an Aspect script. Where do you put the SET PORT BAUDRATE command (before dial / after dial)? What is the Aspect command to control data compression?