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In that case you should be able to see those once existing records with dbExplorer.

It might be that there is no cConnection object in the application.

Move ("'" + StrJoinFromArray(asGattung, "','") + "'") to sGattungList
Add ("where Gattung in (" + sGattungList + ')') to sSQl


Something like the above should work.

Get Field_label of oCustomer_DD Field Customer.Email DD_Label_long to sTheLongLabel

https://docs.dataaccess.com/dataflexhelp/mergedProjects/VDFClassRef/DataDictionary-Property-Field_Label_Long.htm

From memory: it indeed does a truncate table, but I seem to remember there is an option to change it to a SQL-delete, as in some DB-environments a truncate is disabled. (that is the average SQL-user...

With SQL you do not need exclusive access to use Zerofile, you can just use it no matter how many people are in the system.

Add/remove programs has a search function, type 'plato' in there and you'll find it. Otherwise look at the D, as it is something like [Dataflex 20 Plato Sample].

A quick google search seems to agree that it is not so easy. he idea is that for end-users it is annoying to have an auto-focus and matching events, so they disabled it. Some people seem to have had...

Hello Sture,

I see you have it working now. I meant to check it when this discussion started, but it got snowed under - as we say here. It is as simple as share the session table and share the...

You can add information yourself like Samuel suggests, or maybe use Webset psAppicationTitle of oWebapp to 'This will be shown on the browser tab'

Yeah, you can do that. I've running webapps that way at a customer. If you set the cookie to the domain, they can login once and be logged in for both applications. If they do not share the domain...

Yes to apllication.css

The CSS could be something like
.WebMenuItem{
font-family: fantasy;
}

In your query, you can define the collate. (select * from customer where [name] like 'alvarez%' collate Modern_SPanish_CI_AI). You can also change the collate of one fields if you wish, but that has...

XML becomes exponentially slow. So if the XML will become twice the size, it will be 4 times as slow - or whatever the exact numbers are. So if you have a lot of records, you might want to look into...

You need a quote after the Webcon_Sizer, as that is the class. Than after openview you have two quotes, should be only one.

(This is the most British thread ever. You all should have a cup of tea with milk together!)

Yeah, or you create a separate project to clean it up and be done with it. Both are 10 mins of work and both have their advantages and disadvantages. (although some will not be using SQL)

Just did a quick test on my machine: ~20 seconds to export 1M records.

It is probably something with the view, have seen that before. You could maybe use a sql query to get the data and export...

oh, really? That's fine of course. I was tihnking DD, which isn't even called create :-P.

You cannot - or should not - call DD function within create. The idea itself is correct. Just use an alias though and the clear/find commands.

Well, ok.

Normal flow: User clicks button, this gets send to IIS/WAS and they tell webapp.exe that the button was clicked. Webapp.exe does it's job and reports back.
But now webapp.exe does not...

It depends on what you mean with converting. If you just want to have the old application going I would create a new workspace and a new basic web application. Then copy over what you need in the new...

Most likely just cache.

Use a SQL filter on the orderheader like:

where orderheaderid in (select distinct orderheaderid from orderdetail where item = 8)

just add it to the server, like server=myserver\sqlname:1234