Patrick J. Adams
19-Dec-2005, 04:58 PM
Dear Anyone....
I have modified an old DOS dataflex program to access Microsoft SQL
Server. I did
this by changing the OPEN statement from
OPEN "F:\SW\DATA\D2DINVC" AS D2DINVC
to
OPEN "F\SW\DATA\D2DINVC.INT" AS D2DINVC.
I changed the reference from the dos DAT file to the INT (interface) file.
The program would NOT work in DFRUN mode (expected, got BAD DRIVER NAME
error),
but the program DID work in DFRUNCON mode.
Only problem, the dos graphics NO longer are visible, they are replace by
generic text.
The only change in the program was the change to the OPEN statement.
What is different in DFRUNCON mode vs. DFRUN mode, to eliminate the dos
graphics?
Any help or insight into this problem would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks Pat
patrickadams@idealease.com
847-304-3227
847-304-3297 (fax)
I have modified an old DOS dataflex program to access Microsoft SQL
Server. I did
this by changing the OPEN statement from
OPEN "F:\SW\DATA\D2DINVC" AS D2DINVC
to
OPEN "F\SW\DATA\D2DINVC.INT" AS D2DINVC.
I changed the reference from the dos DAT file to the INT (interface) file.
The program would NOT work in DFRUN mode (expected, got BAD DRIVER NAME
error),
but the program DID work in DFRUNCON mode.
Only problem, the dos graphics NO longer are visible, they are replace by
generic text.
The only change in the program was the change to the OPEN statement.
What is different in DFRUNCON mode vs. DFRUN mode, to eliminate the dos
graphics?
Any help or insight into this problem would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks Pat
patrickadams@idealease.com
847-304-3227
847-304-3297 (fax)