Hi Dave,
Not used event tracking but sometimes I like to put in little bits of
code that write out to a log file so I can see what is happening in a
live environment.
IF FILE('alerts.txt')
STRTOFILE('At start of save - User: '+ps_user + ' Style:
'+thisform.oVars.xo_style+ps_crlf,'Save.txt',.t.)
ENDIF
I can put them in various places and depending on whether the file
alerts.txt exists you can get output to a log file.
I've had errors that do not happen when you debug the application for
some odd reason. This is just a simple way of debugging.
HTH
*Peter Cushing *
IT development and support
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Dave Crozier wrote:
> Guys,
> For the first time in many years I have had to resort to the event tracking
> in the debugger to help track down an obscure fault in a small system here
> at Flexipol.
>
> If I remember correctly, wasn't the Refresh() event on of the events you
> could track in earlier versions of VFP? If so, then where has it gone in
> VFP9 and when did it disappear??
>
> Of course I could use the coverage profiler but that doesn't really help as
> I really need to use the results in an interactive runthrough of the form
> using lots of different operator interactions, which is where the problem is
> being caused.
>
> Any Ideas, or did I dream it somewhere?
>
> Dave Crozier
>
> PS Have sent this 3 times now, so apologies if it appears multiple times but
> I thnk there may have been a problem with Ed's box.
>
>
>
>
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