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The fix was found by editing the config.fp file to point to the new directory. The user still had access to the old directory that was in config.fp for the tempwork, etc. settings and there were temp files in there but somehow it just didn't work.
Thanks Tesar, I read that post but I couldn't see the relevance to my situation. If virus checking was the issue then we would see the problem regardless of who logged into the network. The problem occurs on all machines for a particular user but not for another on the same machine. All users...
Hi,
We just moved 3 duplicate applications (FPD 2.0) from Novell servers to a Windows 2000 server. In two cases they work fine but in one case there are a few screens that will not populate the fields. When you click on them a "File Access Denied" message appears and then the value in the field...
avhr, how did you get your results so quickly? I've been waiting for two months for mine.
I see they took it out of beta finally so there should be more study aids available now.
I have taken both and I'd say there are a few main differences. The 1Z1-147 test is a beta which means the scoring tkaes 6 weeks or so. That also means it has about 3 times as many questions in the same time frame. I started to run out of time in 1z1 but had lots of time left over on the 1Z0-101...
You should be wary of changing the init.ora unless you have a reason and have researched it well. That said, some of the initialization settings that can affect SQL performance are
OPTIMIZER_MODE
SORT_AREA_SIZE
HASH_AREA_SIZE
HASH_JOIN_ENABLED
There are many others but tuning is usually done...
I have use ASP to upload binary files directly into a BLOB column. The basic technique and code can be foud here:
http://www.asp101.com/articles/jacob/scriptupload.asp
I had to make some modifications to save it to the database but this should get you going.
Wafia, below is some code that will...
If you have 8i or up you can use something like
SELECT date, amount, SUM(amount) OVER (ORDER BY date)
FROM table
to get the amount and then the cummulative sum of amount by date.
I know this was touched upon in several posts but I believe this issue is diferent. The application in question is compiled in FoxPro Dos 2.6 and has a number of required configuration settings that just don't seem possible under Windows 2000. It requires edits to autoexec.bat and config.sys...
The patched version of foxw2600.esl in the distribution is the one that fixes the divide by zero error.
The printer drivers issue is one I just can't get my head around. Reading the code it seems it just loads up whatever default driver windows is using to print. Do you mean the user should...
I have a user who installed our application on a new computer. Whenever they try to print or preview anything they receive a message "an error has occured" which prompts them to continue or cancel. If they continue they receive a general protection fault.
The installation disk...
A handful of users of the application I support complain that when they print reports it is cutting off the far right margin. I have done all I can to squeeze the page on every report but this hasn't fixed it for them. They are at remote sites so I cannot tinker on their end to see what gives...
I ran into this problem with a Win95 machine that had HP scanner software installed. The title of the message box gave me a clue as to what program was sending. You might try a clean boot to make sure there isn't another driver conflicting with foxpro.
I looked at other threads before posting but none seemed to fit (solution not problem). I tried recreating the report by cut and paste as well as by replacing it with an older version in which it worked (older compiled versions still print this report, even in the directory which is causing my...
Whether I print or preview the program gets right to the line that includes "report form ...." and that is where I get the hourglass. There is an error handler but no errors are reported and if I run in trace the report works fine.
The report is included in the project but there are...
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