Thanx to everyone bros :)
I decided to modify my code so it can run like a service all day repeating
file writings every 5 minutes... in this way it can do its work in 5 minutes
before shutdown... what do you think about ?
Hi to everyone !!!!
I wish to launch a little .exe file just before the system shutdown... maybe someone knows how can I intercept the shutdown event....
Thx :)
Hi to everyone.... I'm thinkin' about this point for many days... but I can't find nothing :(
I wish to know : does exists an API call (or something like that) to intercept the system shutdown event ?
My objective is launch a little exe file just before system shutdown
Thanx a lot :) byeeee
My form works fine if I run it from my local machine...
if I launch it from web it happens that the form doesn't really SAVE data, and I saw that PRE-INSERT trigger doesn't work !!!
I tried to use system commands while the form is running on the web... and the problem is that the form on the user's machine is an APPLET, so the form is really runnin' on the SERVER ( and when I use the HOST built-in it refers to server's S.O. )
HOW can I access to a floppy or to an HD of...
Hi PShah I resolved ONE of the problems.... it's simple:
Just make a .bat file dinamically ( using the TEXT_IO built-in ) and call it using HOST built-in.... but warning : if your form must run from web-browser it will finger to server's disk !!!
I have to run several commands to Operative System ( I know I can use HOST command ). The problem is that the HOST command opens a separate instance of DOS or UNIX shell everytime you launch it.... but maybe someone knows how can I send several commands in a row ( and IN THE SAME INSTANCE ) of...
Now I can call functions contained in the dll file I wrote in C....FORMS FIND the functions.... registers correctly library, functions, parameters and return types.... but it seems do NOTHING when executing.... how can I check ?
THANX bro' for your response... I found the solution :)
I don't have to call the functions from VB but from ORACLE FORMS !!!!!!!!!
Now it seems it works.... but I have som doubts about the effective executing of functions.... but it's an other story :)
I don't know how can I write down correctly a DLL containing two simple functions that must be called from an external application.... I wrote down these function using __stdcall... but when I try to register the dll an alert appears advertising me that the dll has no entry point... and I can't...
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