D C Jariwala <> wrote this on Saturday, July 30, 2005 6:53 PM:
> Yes. I am using default company when the forms openusing DE. Even
> using DE or not DE, the new change will not allow to close database.
Try without using the DE. Just drop it from the form and in the load of it
put in the code to do what you were to lazy to code. I found that the DE
only set me up for problems. Long ago and far away, but still my impression
of the DE and VFP Forms.
> Development and learing is always incremental. When there is new
> version, we have to just look at what are changes. Even a small
> change, in the MS view point, may affect the develpoment in general.
> What is important is that reporting every changes that have been made
> in new version is important. It is true that it is their product.
> They can do they want. They may have compeling reason to make
> changes. But what they are supposed to do is that all changes should
> be reported.
Dude, I'm amazed that in all this time someone didn't get burned like you
did. That's all I'm saying.
>> Add a column for company in the transaction tables. Sucksthat you
>> have to vist all the lookups and add the company # to the where
>> clause though.
>
> It is like using only one database for all companies. Though
> workable, may not be feasible in a longer run.
Probably a good thing. Still allot of bull shit you have deal with for that
change.
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