From: duffaddress@ananzi.co.za
Thank you Bertil and Jeff.
Jeff Shoaf wrote in
news:20c09$45b23532$a22775f2$20539@ALLTEL.NET:
> I've had that happen when a user opened a report directly using the
> full version of Paradox w/o having the correct working directory set
> (or appropriate alias set up). Paradox displays an error message,
> then, when the user closes the report, displays another message saying
> the report has changed and asks if it should be saved. If the user
> saves it, the next time the report is opened, it'll be missing it's
> datamodel.
>
> That's a good argument for providing delivered reports to users and/or
> restricting them to using Paradox Runtime.
>
I can believe that, I had worked unconnected to the server the previous
evening.
Must be psychic, I was thinking yesterday about using delivered forms to
force me not to make ad-hoc changes on the server copies, rather to do
them all on the development copy. I think I must implement that.
Regards
Anne
> Anne Wainwright wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> Solved that. All the fields were undefined, but how they got like
>> that beats me. Found an earlier backup and that worked fine.
>>
>> Anne
>>
>> Anne Wainwright wrote in
>> news:Xns98BE9206EC4F3azopane@196.25.240.158:
>>
>>> Hi there,
>>>
>>> My annual dose of paradox has arrived. Happy 2007 to all.
>>>
>>> Pdox9 for the record.
>>>
>>> i have a report that I run on one table, using the filter as needed.
>>>
>>> Yesterday it was fine
>>>
>>> Today the filter button is greyed out in the report design mode. I
>>> restored an earlier copy with no improvement so I imagine it is some
>>> setting somewhere. I can find nothing. The table was not changed,
>>> everything else runs fine.
>>>
>>> What simple thing have I overlooked?
>>>
>>
>>
>>
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