FoxGolfer, I would set up an "Image" folder in the application's directory tree, and place the JPG file in that image folder when the photo was added, and give the JPG file a name that corresponds to the unique key that is associated with that photo, (IE employee ID, Part No, etc.).
When the...
I have defined a class, (global object "goGV"), for my global variables with some standard ones defined in the class. In my main program, I create the object and add properties to the object for the public variables I need.
HTH,
Harry
Packed decimal fields contain two digits per byte, (except for the last which has a "zone" character and the last digit). The zoned decimal fields are all digits except for the last byte. If the amount is credit, the last byte will contain the last digit as well as a "zone"...
I have converted many files from the IBM midrange S/34, S/36, and AS400, (RPG files). If there are no "packed-decimal" fields, or "signed-numeric" fields; it can be as simple as copying the EBCDIC file to an ASCII file, then importing into a .DBF file. If there are...
Instead of using a variable, why not create an object in your root program, then add properties to it when/as needed, and refer to them as MyObject.Variable1, etc.? The object would remain until released or the program ends.
Harry
I'm getting ready to install a Clipper 5.2E application on a Windows 2000 machine. It has been running for years on a W/98 machine. I am new to W2K and am not sure how to set up the DOS environment for the app.
Any suggestions?
Thanks in advance,
Harry
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