Just ignore it - I've seen this happen before even on perfectly valid SQL
statements pointed to 4D's own engine.
Sometimes you can tweak a line or two in the statement and the error triangle
icon will go away.
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Jeffrey Kain
jeffrey.k...@gmail.com
> On May 3, 2018, at 7:52 AM, Uist
Print Form
- I create a master form, which looks like a print selection form.
- Duplicate, it for each part I need to print (header, break, footer,
detail etc),
- set the break lines according to the section being printed (Print
Form prints everything between header line and detail line)
- I
Thanks Jeff
Uist
On 03/05/2018 15:06, Jeffrey Kain via 4D_Tech wrote:
Just ignore it - I've seen this happen before even on perfectly valid SQL
statements pointed to 4D's own engine.
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We've used this tool in the past, but we always have the cert set up on an
Apache proxy in front of our 4D web servers.
https://mozilla.github.io/server-side-tls/ssl-config-generator/
I would guess its a syntax issue with 4D. Can you get the current cipher
list from 4D and just change one piece
Not sure If this helps but we have a DoD client who has relatively strict
security requirements and regular audits. Below is the last cipher settings
they used to pass the security scans.
Hi folks,
I have been working on a project which requires strong web encryption and high
rating. The latest FPS and HSTS blog from 4D has allowed me to get an A+
rating and compared with the target site I was trying to match I meet all the
criteria. There are two of the bars though that are
Hi
I am developing a V16.6 app which uses MSSQL as the backend database.
I have a slight problem in that I am storing Unicode in NVARCHAR fields which
4D indicates is a syntax error next to the line, although it actually works
fine in practice.
The app compiles OK.
Is this something I can
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