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elhaix

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I've created a site map table, which when modified, the changes do not show up on my web page unless I change the (16) to something else and re-compile/run.

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private Dictionary<int, SiteMapNode> _nodes = new Dictionary<int, SiteMapNode>(16);

Also, since I'm using the MyGeneration d00dads DAL architecture, I removed the SiteMapCacheDependency - was that wise?
 
I am in the process of integrating Crystal reports with an application that uses InterSystems Cache. In Cache ObjectScript I am using the $ZF command to open a compiled report that was created in Crystal reports.

My issue: When I make the call to the compiled Crystal report executable on the server using the $ZF command the Crystal report window displays and I can run the report. When I make the call to the compiled Crystal report executable from a client workstation the Crystal report window displays on the server when I would like it to display on the client workstation.

I understand that the $ZF command is used to make windows command calls but it seems to only make these calls on the server how can on make the call from the client computer without having to install the cache utilities on the client side.

Thank you


 
Please ignore my reply to your question. By accident I replied when I thought I was creating a new posting. I guess that is what happens when you have not slept in a while.
 
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