Karen,

This is a long shot.
I have seen the  RBASE.CFG's show up on client workstations even though the 
CFG is on the server.
Maybe that could cause the date wierdness.

Jan
-----Original Message-----
From: Karen Tellef <[email protected]>
To: [email protected] (RBASE-L Mailing List)
Date: Fri, 21 Dec 2012 14:13:54 -0500 (EST)
Subject: [RBASE-L] - Strange printing issues

Client upgraded from 7.6 to 9.5, build 1212.   RBase is installed on the 
server, DLL/CFG moved to installation directory.  Workstations (mixture of 
Win 7 and XP) are running RBase from the server with -a parameter.

Only problems noted are all printing related (both to the screen and 
printer).There are random fields in a few reports that print perfect when 
I'm doing it dialed into the server, but are blank on the workstations.  The 
fields are text, either Arial or Courier New.  I cannot play alot with field 
length/height because they are going on preprinted reports. 

At other times, reports without a display format defined for a date field 
will print out 4-digit years even though both sequence and format are 
2-digit.  The problem with this is that they claim it works for a while 
showing 2 digits, then all of a sudden goes to 4 digits, then back to 2 
digits...  I've searched and there is nowhere in code where I change the 
date format, nor do we import/export files.   (Again, it works perfectly on 
the server)

In the past, they had 7.6 installed locally on every workstation.  I did not 
bother uninstalling RBase 7.6 on the workstations or on the server since 
I've seen no indication at other clients that it would interfere with 
running 9.5, and all the filenames used are different between the 2 
versions.I wanted to get away from local installationin 9.5.  Do you think I 
need to install locally or uninstall 7.6?   

I can fix the 2/4 digit year by modifying every report to put a display 
format, but this random skipping of fields is a deal-breaker that has to be 
figured out.

Thanks for any suggestions you might have!

Karen

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