Hi Dawn,
Welcome back to R:BASE World! It is so good to see you back.
Yes, can you believe that R:BASE Technologies
will be celebrating its 20th Anniversary next year?
All those pundits thought that R:BASE
Technologies would not survive more than a year.
Where are those folks today? If they only knew
the meaning of commitment, hard work, perseverance, and no nonsense.
With today's R:BASE, not only have we provided
everything to our loyal and dedicated customers
to compete and match the level of performance and
productivity, but we have kept their mission
critical corporate and government applications
running to live up to their highest expectations.
Not to mention, providing means and revenues for
all those full-time employees, R:BASE
consultants, including the so-called R:BASE consultants.
Now to your R:Compiler XE questions ...
01. I recommend to leave all forms, reports, and
labels "as is" within the database.
This is also important for ongoing tweaks,
additions, etc., to forms, reports, and labels
In all my compiled applications, I however,
always place my External Form Files (.RFFs),
Application Switchboards, under "Additional Resources".
02. You can find the Version using the (CVAL('VERSION BUILD')) function
03. You can find the Build using the (CVAL('BUILD')) function
04. To keep track of your R:Compiler XE projects,
you have the option to customize your own Version
information, and if you wish you can also append
the R:Compiler Build number in Production Version.
See attached screen shot for details.
Feel free to reach out to me if you have further questions.
Very Best R:egards,
Razzak
At 01:09 PM 5/30/2017, Dawn Hast wrote:
After an extended leave, I'm back having fun
with RBase, even if only part time!
It's nice to see all the familiar names in the group :-)
I don't have a ton of history using the compiler and have a couple questions.
How much of an improvement (in speed) could one
expect by including the forms in the
compiled application vs just keeping them in the db?
I thought I remembered seeing something about
detecting the version of the compiled
application - but can't find it. I'm wanting
to check the version of the exe against
the current approved version and force an update
if the user is using an out of date exe.
I have some old scripts that looked at file
information that I might dig out, but I
thought someone had posted something on this recently.....
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