Mike,
Well I always have my default folder set to the application folder which
looks like the following:
Application Folder
!
+ Data Folder
! <all the dbf files>
+ Reports Folder
! <all the report files>
+ Lib Folder
! < any external libraries or OCX's required>
!
! Application.exe
Then I have my set path to be ..\Data; ..\Reports; ..\Lib
This means that the Data folder is always looked into first (or in fact
another data folder which needs to be accessed somewhere else).
Dave Crozier
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Subject: Re: Where to deploy report .APPs ?
Dave Crozier wrote:
> Eurico,
> The way I do it is to integrate them into your app with the name
> "STD_"+<<Report_Name>>.
>
> When you come to run the report, first look for the file <<Report_Name>>
in
> the reports folder (Normally I hold this folder in the same folder as the
> base Data and if this report is present then it is obviously a special
> report just for this customer, in which case run it. If the report is not
> there then run the embedded report.
>
> This is useful in that you only need to ship a frm/frx set of files if a
> newer report is required and you get the best of both worlds.
>
Dave -- you specially craft your SET PATH statement for this, right?
--
Mike Babcock, MCP
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