My software generates an email in text format. The From, To, CC, and Subject are in the first line of the text file, separated by CR-LF. The text file is saved with a .eml extension. We have a web service that sweeps the folder
for email files, sending the email using whatever email program...
I am executing an exe from an asp page, using wscript. Here is the code:
set WshShell = server.CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
RunString = server.MapPath("/GenFiles/") & "\CommTest.exe"
WSHShell.run(RunString)
The exe runs, however, when it attempts to create a new object, in this case...
Thanks for the advice. I reported this to Pervasive. They confirmed that the record lenth cannot exceed the 4k page size.
One suggestion was to use "longvarchar" field types instead of varchar(). This works great from the pervasive point of view. However, in my application, I...
Please add 3 more fields (get up to f18) to your create table statement. This will get the record length over 4096. Then, from Edit Table Design, add an index. When you save it, you should (at least I do) get the error "Record size exceeds page length".
My index field in an...
Unfortunately, that didn't help. The problem is still there. The table is created, as it did when I didn't use DCOMPRESS. I still get the same error when I try to add an index from the table designer, or open the file from my vb class.
Yes, I am using a CREATE TABLE statement like this:
CREATE TABLE SO_RELEASE
(SO_ID INTEGER NOT NULL,
ITEM_NO INTEGER NOT NULL,
...(many more fields)...
MODIFIED_DATE TIMESTAMP NULL)
The table is created when I use (post) this statement. However, when I try to open the table (from my vb...
I'm new to Pervasive. I believe Btrieve API. When I go into the table designer for my file (I can create it using a script), under Statistics, Data Commpression is set to Yes. Is this what you are referring to?
Thanks for the response!
I'm trying to create a large table (12000 bytes), but keep getting the error "record size exceeds page size". It appears the maximum page size (I'm using 2000i SP4) is 4096 bytes. Is there any way to create a table greater than 4096 bytes. Thanks!
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