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Trace/Debug isn't the same as Run
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Mike Gagnon
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Neil23
I have found that modifying AccPac is not for the faint-of-hart. Since you seems to have purchased the source code with it, may I suggest that your reseller might have someone on staff to help (that was my saving grace). Without knowing exactly which part of the application you modified and what are the implications of those changes, it is hard to determine what is causing the problem.
Mike Gagnon
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I have found that modifying AccPac is not for the faint-of-hart. Since you seems to have purchased the source code with it, may I suggest that your reseller might have someone on staff to help (that was my saving grace). Without knowing exactly which part of the application you modified and what are the implications of those changes, it is hard to determine what is causing the problem.
Mike Gagnon
If you want to get the best response to a question, please check out FAQ184-2483 first.
Mike Lewis
Programmer
Neil,
You'll have to give us some more information. What error messsages do you get? What do you mean when you say you get "different results"? In what way are they different?
Mike
Mike Lewis
Edinburgh, Scotland
My Visual Foxpro web site: My Crystal Reports web site:
You'll have to give us some more information. What error messsages do you get? What do you mean when you say you get "different results"? In what way are they different?
Mike
Mike Lewis
Edinburgh, Scotland
My Visual Foxpro web site: My Crystal Reports web site:
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I wholeheartedly agree that "modifying AccPac is not for the faint-of-h[e]art", but I don't have any choice -- or much in the way of tools.
When I go into our production system; Application 'IC'; and select Maintain / Inventory Items / Item Master, the Item Master Maintenance form comes up (syitem). I enter a non-existent Item, and a little window pops up with three buttons, saying, "Item XXXX not found", "List", "Add", "Reenter".
The validation routine seems to be inaccessable. I can catch it by setting a breakpoint for "M_VITEM" $ SYS(16), but it's in formsetmanager.mgrevents.cmpfs.m_vitem. I can't find it in the .vcx; and if I copy it and create a "m_vitem2" in my modified subclass of the form, the references are screwed up. (Leading to this pair of HELP! pleas.)
The call is:
ThisFormSet.so_FS.m_vItem(a_icitem->item, 1)
"so_FS" seems to be equivalent to "CMPFS", which seems to be created on the fly. I haven't been able to find any documentation reference to it.
So there're some more details!
Neil
When I go into our production system; Application 'IC'; and select Maintain / Inventory Items / Item Master, the Item Master Maintenance form comes up (syitem). I enter a non-existent Item, and a little window pops up with three buttons, saying, "Item XXXX not found", "List", "Add", "Reenter".
The validation routine seems to be inaccessable. I can catch it by setting a breakpoint for "M_VITEM" $ SYS(16), but it's in formsetmanager.mgrevents.cmpfs.m_vitem. I can't find it in the .vcx; and if I copy it and create a "m_vitem2" in my modified subclass of the form, the references are screwed up. (Leading to this pair of HELP! pleas.)
The call is:
ThisFormSet.so_FS.m_vItem(a_icitem->item, 1)
"so_FS" seems to be equivalent to "CMPFS", which seems to be created on the fly. I haven't been able to find any documentation reference to it.
So there're some more details!
Neil
Mike Gagnon
Programmer
Neil23
I don't consider this to be a VFP issue, but rather an Accpac issue.
Was the Accpac running properly, before you made the modifications?
Mike Gagnon
If you want to get the best response to a question, please check out FAQ184-2483 first.
I don't consider this to be a VFP issue, but rather an Accpac issue.
Was the Accpac running properly, before you made the modifications?
Mike Gagnon
If you want to get the best response to a question, please check out FAQ184-2483 first.
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