Hi to all, I'm trying to remove warnings from my VO imported code. To remove the "XS0165 Use of unassigned local variable" warning, I checked the "Initialize Local Variables" setting in the project properties. But I get strange result comparing to the VO behavior. The "local...

Yes, the tables are dbf files.
Indeed, memo files coud be corrupted. I will try to rebuild the table. Good idea !

Thierry

Hi Will & Dick,
Thanks for your help. I will go deeper on your suggestions !
This error is very strange, as it occurs only on this table ! In the same time, when the error happen, access to other tables seem to be normal...

Thierry
 

<t>Hi to all,<br/> Some of my users reports sometimes a strange 5068 error (no Current Record) when adding a new record with Append() on an Ads Dbf table.<br/> It only happens on one table while the application manages more than 20 tables.<br/> In my code, when the error occurs, I've add lines to cl...

Hi Chris,
Thanks a lot ! That's exactly what I need. Works fine.
Best regards,
Thierry

<t>Hi to all,<br/> In VO, I'm using an .UDC file which is attached in applications in the UDC tab in the properties of each application.<br/> The .UDC file has been renamed in .xh file for X#.<br/> In X#, I can add a #include line at the beginning of each .prg, but is-it possible to specified it glo...

<t>Hi Robert,<br/> <br/> What we would like to know from you is the following:<br/> 1. Your RP Version RP2[X] RP3[ ]<br/> 2. Uses [X] VO [X] XSharp<br/> 3. As a database you use. [X] DBFs [X]Temporary DBFs [ ] SQL<br/> 4. Approximately how many installations of RP2 you have [ ] 0-100 [X] 101 - 1000 ...

<t>Hi all,<br/> <br/> I try to get the output of DebOut32() on an external app like TailXp or DebugView.. <br/> On a full X# solution, I can only have output on the Output window in VS, and only if the "Enable umanaged debugging" property is checked on the Debug tab of the project property.<br/> Is ...

Hi Robert & Jamal,

Indeed, deleting the XSharp folders in the GAC solves the problem, and all the .dll are now loaded from the local folder where the application is run.

Thanks again,

Thierry

<t>Robert,<br/> <br/> This is very strange. The ace32.dll is present in the folder where the webservice runs. In the result of the webmethod, you can see the AppPath property which is the folder returns by : Path.GetDirectoryName(Assembly.GetAssembly(typeof(WebServiceTest)).CodeBase).<br/> Then the ...