In our client information module we have a ton of demographic info and then six embedded forms that are one-to-many, thus, requiring a multi-banded report. This is no problem, I have used a technique to add all the objects I need in the detail band to cover all the child forms and then...
I am hoping someone can provide a little insight to an inconsistently consistent error that occurs in our app that I can not find the source.
We have a VFP 6.0 app that runs some old fox 2.6 screens. The error occurs from our citrix servers as Dr. Watson, but natively we will get a windows...
Can anyone explain how the modulus works. I tried to use %, but the return value was not what i expected. I read the help in fox 6, which says:
Returns the remainder (modulus) obtained by dividing one numeric expression into another
? 3089%60 returns 29 and I was expecting 483...
I think...
Since the beginning i have noticed that fox will not display an underscore in a variable, 'my_var' appears as 'My Var'. This was never a problem until a typo where i typed '_' rather than a space. I new the code was fine but I kept getting a syntax error. I only noticed this when I copied the...
One of our network consultants insisted that we need to configure share.exe to make our fox6.0 app run properly as a client/server app. Hence, he gave all the specs for configuing this "dog", share.exe.
Everyone was so happy with this finding, but, isn't this an old sharing program...
Before my elaboration, 'This site Rocks!' I have solved so many problems with the help of the feedback here.
The sad story begins with one of five customers experiencing a Dr. Watson exception error, Access Violation (0xc0000005) Address: (0x0c00556)
Background: Our application is for mental...
Can anyone explain how a developer can run their application directly from source code without having to compile the app every time a change is made and re-tested?
thanks! darrin
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