Dennis,
I agree, I would have liked them to have used the standard quoting ', however there are at least 600 programs (including eeps) Reports with variables, forms with variables that use the double quotes.
I do have the main menu program (the running program that calls the form that calls this particular form that disconnects from the DB, sets the quotes "", then reconnects, then disconnects and stays disconnected between every menu choice. So the quotes are set and reset by every user all day long. (had to to this a couple of years ago to resolve quote issues.)
I wish I had the time available to edit every program and use standard quoting, however it isn't feasible.
In short, the set quotes = " "" " command was issued just previous to calling this apx.
Javier..... I think you hit a nail on the head.... my ASCII file I didn't name .app, but .eep so it woulnd't get erased when I delete the .apx from Rbase. I will rename it to .app and see if that lets me step through it.
Dan
At 08:30 AM 2/21/03 -0800, you wrote:
Dan, > $COMMAND > inform2 > SET ERROR MESSAGES OFF > CLEAR V i* > SET V imessage = + > "You may search based on any known information. Just click + > on the field you do have information about and fill it in. Then hit > enter. + > You only need to fill in one field"You are using non-standard quotes. Codelock assumes the single quote. You have two options: 1. Put SET QUOTES="""" at the top of the first command block of every command file: $COMMAND inform2 SET QUOTES="""" SET ERROR MESSAGES OFF 2. Go throught the work to convert to single quotes. It is worth the trip, but time consuming. Dennis McGrath
Dan Champion P.O. Box 223 Grandville, MI. 49428-0223 www.championsolutions.net
