So long and farewell my Clipper app is no more. Thanks to all of you for the help over the past couple of years. I inherited a system because all of the other programmers quit - I was't even a programmer then. I'm still not since no one wanted to pay for training - - SIGH - - If it wasn't for...
Don't know if you got your answer but I just had a need to number records sequentially beginning with number 3. Here is the code I used:
'Function to renumber records beginning with number 3'
Function RenumberRecords()
Dim rs2002_B_RECORDData As Recordset 'insert your table name to replace...
Thanks - I've checked that out. Now I'm having a problem in another file all of a sudden for no apparent reason. Guess it's just not my week.
Question though - if a certain someone who shouldn't even be in the files is perhaps in my production directory and says that they are only copying but...
I'm getting the following error:
Error Base 1082 Argument Error: -
I only get it when running the program within a certain date range of data.
Here's the kicker, I not allowed to recompile the application even if I had to because it's been badly maintained for so long and is on its way out...
I'm modifying Crystal Reports that were built with an Access 97 database. I've rebuilt the database in Access 2000. I was getting errors and downloaded drivers to work with Access 2000. That got rid of the first error message, now everything looks like it's working until you try to run the...
I'm trying to modify a signature in Clipper 5.0. The name of the file is signature.sig.
Can someone tell me how to open a .sig file without getting gibberish?
Thanks in advance.
Does anyone know how to avoid the error:BLX286:1313:exception error 0D:general protection fault,code=0000h ?
I am running a Clipper application on a DOS PC on Novell. The error appeared about 4 weeks ago and the program quits.
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