Hi Tracy

I recently posted a query on another forum and received zero attention
I hope you can shed some light on this

My question was

1 Should one distribute reportbuilder.app to all one's clients?
2 If yes, should one include the reportoutput.app as well
3 If yes, what about ReportPreview.app
4 Perhaps it should only be done if you actually log into the clients pc
and modify a report?
5 I use Foxypreviewer at all client sites. Does that make a difference?







On Fri, Jun 19, 2015 at 6:19 AM, Tracy Pearson <[email protected]>
wrote:

> Hello,
>
> It was brought to my attention today when someone
>     adds a new field to a report
>     uses the Expression Builder to select two fields separated by a +
> symbol
>     click OK and OK
>     the ReportBuilder throws an error
>
> This is from the VFP 9 SP 1 ReportBuilder.app
> ---------------------------
> Report Builder Error
> ---------------------------
> Alias is not found.
> Line 0 in saveexprwidth():
> DO (_REPORTBUILDER) WITH __ReportReturn, 2, __ReportCCObject, 1
>
>
> fieldexprhandler.Error()
>
> Do you want to suspend execution?
> ---------------------------
> Yes   No   Cancel
> ---------------------------
>
> I attempted to see if it was on http://vfpx.codeplex.com and the server is
> not responding.
>
> So I found the xSource for VFP 9 SP 2 on the Microsoft site. Tracked the
> saveexprwidth method in the class panelfieldexpr, in the class library
> frxpanels.
>
> Adding the following to the end of line 71 corrects the problem:
>     and used( m.cAlias )
>
>
> Say the expression is "alias.firstfield + alias.secondfield"
> m.cField contains "secondfield"
> m.cAlias contains "alias.firstfield + alias"
>
>
> HTH,
> Tracy
>
>
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