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Hi Franco, you do ; Form.Control.Focus() Hope this helps, Mark

Hi, You're correct when you say the root of the problem is the select * in the view definition. I would avoid using select * in view definition. I would create the views with a predefined list of fields eg select field1, field2,field2 from table this way when you add field4 to the table your...

Hi, One disadvantage to inserting and testing for the exeception to be thrown is that it does require a round trip to the server and back. It seems better to catch the condition in a biz type object inform the user without having to go to the server and back.,. I think they are many different...

"markdenby has already provided the answer" ah but you explained it better Craig... Thanks, Mark

Hi I think the ADIR command does what you require and it supports wildcards, it returns the number of matches found and stores further details into an array of you choice. eg ; lnHowManyFiles = ADIR(laMyFileArray,"*.txt") Hope this helps, Mark

Hi Unless I'm misunderstanding, you're asking how to pass parameters to an exe? if so, here's how you do it. In the main module of your project, add a Parameter statement to the top of the program and build it as an exe ie Parameter cSomeValue if you set up a shortcut to the exe and on...

Hi You can find samples at http://www.syncfusion.com/faq/winforms/search/1016.asp hope this helps, Mark

Hi when you say you have a primary key set up, have you told the data table what the primary key is ? ie, you specify the primarykey property for the datatable? Dim myColArray(1) As DataColumn myColArray(0) = MyDataTable.Columns("My_Primary_Key_Field") MyDataTable.PrimaryKey =...

Hi Richard, You can use the INDBC function. E.g. ? INDBC('someview', 'VIEW') Mark