Is there a way to programatically find the workgroup(s) of the user ID obtained from the sys(0) return values? This should not be tied to the name of the computer used to sign on the system.
Thanks
I have a program in VFP 6.0 that allows the user to change a table sturcture. The fields are displayed for the user in a list box. In the validation routines I check for duplicate field names. The routine looks like this:
For ThisForm.lstResults.listindex = 1 to ThisForm.lstResults.listcount...
Hi All,
I'm not sure if I am asking the right question so bear with me.
I have a form created in form designer. The form has a grid dropped on it using the form control tool bar. One of the forms command buttons has the following code to get the information into the grid columns:
* Select...
Hello all,
I am building an application that allows useres to define their own tables, load those tables with data from any number of types of sources and begin working with them. Some of the fields within the table structure seem to be off limits unless the table is part of a database...
Here is my code such that a grid is not hardwired to a particular table.
ThisForm.grdReview.recordsource = ''
Use (lcNewFile) in 0 alias NewData again exclusive
Select NewData
Dimension tblArray(1,1)
Select NewData
FieldCount = AFields(tblArray)
ThisForm.grdReview.columncount = Fieldcount...
Hi all,
OK. Little history.. Running VFP 6.0 SP 5. on Windows 2000 SP3. On a 'quit' command in an exe I was getting 'variable not found error'. Running in debug mode did not produce the error. That didn't make much sense to me but went ahead and did a project refresh, project cleanup and...
I am using a named browse window to display detail records with an 'in Screen' parm. I have the following code in the program (which I obtained from here):
DEFINE CLASS MyHook AS Custom
oScreen = _Screen
PROCEDURE oScreen.Resize && attach VFP code to object's
&&...
I Have a small home network, Windows NT, Windows 2000 pro and Windows XP pro. Everything seems to be working almost ok. Am also running dsl. The win2k box logs on to the internet, but, when the browser is started (IE 6.0, Netscape 4.75 or Opera 6.1) it cannot find anything. (I have assigned...
Have a small home network, Windows NT, Windows 2000 pro and Windows XP pro. Everything seems to be working almost ok. Am also running dsl. The win2k box logs on to the internet, but, when the browser is started (IE 6.0, Netscape 4.75 or Opera 6.1) it cannot find anything. (I assign the IP...
Hi everybody,
It is me again with my strange question of the week. (There should be an award for this category. I could win most weeks.)
The group I work with takes data from whatever you've got - Tapes, Cartridges, CD's, Dat, Whatever. ASCII, EBCDIC, Whatever. We take the data, convert it...
My not knowing exactly what should be considered good performance, could anyone answer this question. This is a Visual Fox 6 app.
I run an sql against a table and output a temp file, then, browse it. With all files on a local machine, it gets a little over 5,100 records per second for the...
I think there has been a misunderstanding here and I would like to clear it up.
Last week a question was asked about whether or not Microsoft intended to continue to support Visual Fox ( thread184-227667 ) I've seen the question several times on this forum and it does seem to upset people here...
I don't know if the is the proper forum so will just ask.
I would like to use VFP to start an ftp session that pointed to a script file for sending the required files. This can be done using either an object or shellexecute. (Doesn't matter to me which.) I am looking at WS_FTP as the ftp...
Can anyone tell me if there are alternatives to Refox for protecting VFP executables? Refox is the only one I have heard of. (of which I have heard???)
1) Using HTML help:
I have used the shellexecute command to bring up the help pages in the default browser. This works fairly well but seems to depend on the browser and/or operating system.(?) For Netscape Communicator operating under NT 4.0, all seems to go as planned. Under Windows 2000...
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