skymut
MIS
- May 7, 2002
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I hope maybe someone can point me in the right direction.
I've 'inherited' a problem child from a small business. It is an accounting application built with Foxpro (it's actually an over-the-counter type app, not custom).
What's happening is: When you try to print a check, an error message comes up and states that 'No Matching Records Found.' Of course, at that point, the printing process gets cancelled.
I'm no FoxPro expert, but I've learned to hack my way through, and I have done some programming (C++ and Assembly). I have used the tech reference books for the app (to understand the flow) and have looked at the .prg file (trying to interpret), and I've looked at the .dbf file that I am sure that the procedure is calling and examining, and all seems well. The fields in the .dbf file that designate that the invloice should be printed seem to have the proper characters, but there is no printing.
Sorry this is so long winded. Anyone have a thought? Let me know if you need more details
Thanks in advanced.
'If at first you don't succeed, then skydiving isn't for you.'
I've 'inherited' a problem child from a small business. It is an accounting application built with Foxpro (it's actually an over-the-counter type app, not custom).
What's happening is: When you try to print a check, an error message comes up and states that 'No Matching Records Found.' Of course, at that point, the printing process gets cancelled.
I'm no FoxPro expert, but I've learned to hack my way through, and I have done some programming (C++ and Assembly). I have used the tech reference books for the app (to understand the flow) and have looked at the .prg file (trying to interpret), and I've looked at the .dbf file that I am sure that the procedure is calling and examining, and all seems well. The fields in the .dbf file that designate that the invloice should be printed seem to have the proper characters, but there is no printing.
Sorry this is so long winded. Anyone have a thought? Let me know if you need more details
Thanks in advanced.
'If at first you don't succeed, then skydiving isn't for you.'