Author: Brant E. Layton
Posted: 2011-12-07 at 13:36:38
Hi Jerry,
From FP, you want to open the Trace window. Turn off the Trace Between Breaks,
the Open the file you want to check out. It can be either the .PRG or the .EXE
(probably .APP, too, but I don't work in .APPs).
You can Find a line, or scroll down to it. Press Enter to set a break point.
The Debug window let's you see variables and contents.
You will need to have either the .EXE or .PRG in the search path when the
breakpoint is hit, or it will complain and not let you do anything but resume
execution.
Works like a champ if you are careful.
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Brant Layton|
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> I guess it depends on how dirty the crash is. If your error routine kicks
> in& successfully closes all your tables you should be ok.
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> On Wed, Dec 7, 2011 at 11:19 AM, Michael Madigan<mmadi10699@yahoo.com>wrote:
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>> But, to my knowledge, it never remained before.
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>> FWIW, the lock is requested by your program, but it's held by the server,
>> so if the app goes down, the lock may remain.
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