Chip,
You should have two licences selected in the Licences tab:
- 4D Developer Porofessional
- 4D Unlimited Desktop
PB
On Wed, 17 Apr 2019 at 20:21, Chip Scheide via 4D_Tech <4d_tech@lists.4d.com>
wrote:
> yes I located the Volume desktop app.
>
> and Chcuck,
> getting the license installed is
>Is it possible to create a UserDSN or SystemDSN that can find the server
>located across the network??
My experience is a few years old, but you should be able to do this. The
documentation which comes with the 4D ODBC driver (here’s the link for 4D ODBC
Driver v17: 4D ODBC
Charles Miller via 4D_Tech wrote:
>you need to find someone who needs a boat anchor
I use my nubby box as a door stop. Very useful.
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yes I located the Volume desktop app.
and Chcuck,
getting the license installed is the problem.
Chip
On Wed, 17 Apr 2019 15:18:30 -0400, Jeremy French wrote:
> Hi Chip,
>
> As Chuck points out, did you specify the location of Unlimited Desktop?
>
> That is,
> Choose DESIGN -> BUILD
Hi Chip,
As Chuck points out, did you specify the location of Unlimited Desktop?
That is,
Choose DESIGN -> BUILD APPLICATION.
Select the “Application” tab.
Check-mark “Build stand-alone application”.
Click the ellipsis button (ie, “…”) and select 4D Volume Desktop.
Click BUILD.
- Jeremy
> On
The license needs to be added to but;d. I should have been more specific
Regards
Chuck
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v13 and v15 installs:
- developer (4D vX.app)
- 4D volume Desktop
- Server
am I missing something?
I am looking at v13.6 full install dmg and other then components and
plugins that is everything.
Chip
On Wed, 17 Apr 2019 13:34:26 -0400, Chuck Miller via 4D_Tech wrote:
> You have to install
We have a similar situation, but it's simply because we don't want to have to
install the ODBC on every Client.
The way I get around this is to separate the SQL query into it's own method,
and have it run on the Server. This way there is only 1 ODBC System DSN.
The method packs the results
you need to find someone who needs a boat anchor
On Wed, Apr 17, 2019 at 12:35 PM Jack Stewart via 4D_Tech
<4d_tech@lists.4d.com> wrote:
>
> Your email reminds me that I have a whole lot of legacy,
> Macintosh 4D applications software and accompanying manuals
> complete with original 3-ring
you have to create odbc connection on whatever machine you are running sql from
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This is the command that sets the data type:
LISTBOX INSERT COLUMN FORMULA ( {* ;} object ; colPosition ; colName ; formula
; dataType ; headerName ; headerVar {; footerName ; footerVar} )
I have not found the Listbox command to "get" a formula data type.
Please help!
David Ringsmuth
It seems that all line breaks must be carriage return/line feed. Here’s what
we did that seemed to fix this issue:
$BodyText:=Replace string($BodyText;"\r\n";"\r";*)
$BodyText:=Replace string($BodyText;"\n";"\r";*)
$BodyText:=Replace string($BodyText;"\r";"\r\n";*)
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Hi Dave,
I've seen this too, in v16 and v17. Did anything ever come of this?
Steve
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I am accessing (via an SQL query) my 4D database across a network.
The 4d ODBC database is situated on one server and the software I will be
querying the database will be on another server.
Is it possible to create a UserDSN or SystemDSN that can find the server
located across the network??
Not
Your email reminds me that I have a whole lot of legacy,
Macintosh 4D applications software and accompanying manuals
complete with original 3-ring binders which I would like to
sell. I used to do a lot of 4D development but have gotten away
from it in recent years. I stopped purchasing updates
I am pretty sure that the METHOD GET ATTRIBUTES command will also return that
information.
In my Code Analysis component, if you open the “Explorer” window there is the
ability to filter the methods based on the preemptive capable attributes. Super
useful and you can do it live.
Dani
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Hi JPR,
Fuzziness is a good description, but things stand in sharper relief today. I
was more focused on the syntax than the mechanics and for no particular reason
started out with collections. Converting the app to an entity selection
approach is turning out to be much easier than expected,
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