Thanks for the responses. I think it is coming from the DE. If I remove the DE and just open the table in the load event - it seems to work. I did check and remove any error event statements also. JW
Thanks Geoff - I'll look at the try - catch. I'm not sure how to identify which control is trapping the error to the wizebase code. That's really what the problem is. Thanks.
Geoff - I,m making some changes for multiuser traps (locking) etc. The error is created by me, on purpose, during testing. Bascially, I am holding the database &MAILFILE open exclusively in another instance and then running my app in another. The form in question uses the wizbase code to trap...
I have a form that sometimes bypasses my error handler in my main prg. Some trapped errors, for instance - a 1705 error, will not go to my code but to wizbase.vcx handler which I see in the debuger trace window. How do I change this so that my form never uses the vcx handler? I assume that it...
Thanks Mike and Mike.
I was able to avoid the whole issue by setting the path in my main prg, but I may use Mike(s) ideas also. Good info on the DE! Thanks
Thanks Mike .. would it be acceptable to delete the data environment table from the form and just open in in the [init event] ie Select and Use. Would I still have buffering avalable? JW
Please excuse my ignorance. I have a form (Aform) with the Data Environment set to a specific path and file name (cursorsource property = d:/path/filename). I want this to be a different path and set to a variable (f_namepath) so I can change the file name and path programatically. Property is...
Yes - it does happen in a network situation while accessing a server drive. I think you are right - that the code is trying to access a file that is not able to be opened for some reason across the network. What's the best way to test for this first - [if file()]? Thanks - still wish there was a...
That is really the problem - this happens intermittently and during some automated processes that are triggered with timers in a form. I am not sure what code is causing it to happen though. My error handler usually points to the line op code which makes it easy to find. However, it seems that...
I have an app with a mix of forms and code. The forms have the "error event" defined and there is an "on error" statement in the main prg of the app that points to an error handler routine. The issue I have now is that on occassion, an OPEN dialog box displays (I assume that a statement is...
I need to force an app that is already running but minimized to display when a user clicks on the icon for the app, not realizing that it is minimized. It does not show on the task bar due to security software that disables the task bar in XP. Thanks.
Ramani,Darrel
Thanks. I see where you are going Darrel. Ramani - I had tried this before without the double dot with no luck. The double dot does the trick. Why the double dot? Thanks for the fix.
ramani - thanks for the reply. What I am really trying to do is change the properties of an object where the object name is variable.
So here is the concept ..
if variable(1) = command1
thisform.variable(1).caption="new value"
(does not work)
Where the object can be a textbox or command...
I have a bunch of objects on a form. Mostly textboxes and I want to dynamicaly change the value of the box programatically. How can I address the textbox with a variable?? For example:
For a textbox named textbox1
Thisform.textbox1.value="value"
I need to programatically change textbox1...
I need to ensure that MS Outlook is running minimized. Users sometimes shut it down. I thought I would check it programatically every minute or so, but how do I launch and then minimize it in my code. (using it for program generated e-mail)
I am finding lately that my compiled version bombs out on certain errors - but runs fine when running the prgs. The latest is a [too many variables] which only occurs with the compiled version. This makes it hard to debug when the prgs run fine and produce the correct result. ??? What's going on?
After investigating further it seems that the listbox controls take the user past the end of the array somehow and that is where the .f. is coming from. How do I make it stop at the end of the array?
I have a list box on a form (list2). The (rowsource) is set to variable F_START and the (rowsourcetype) is set to (array). My variable F_START is an array generated from the ACOPY command and contains a list of dates depending on what the user has selected in an optionbox on the form. If they...
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