On 12/17/2014 11:29 AM, Wes Wilson wrote:
It almost feels like Microsoft made a subtle change that impacted on VFP's
ability to handle paths.
Issue 1: MPRIOR_CK - variable not found. made it public and program worked.
Program then behaved differently when run under the dev license vs running the
exe.
Worked fine when I ran it under VFP 9 dev license but not when I ran
NOVA.EXE. It could not find novahelp.dbf. Then I changed to the full
reference and it did find it. It is possible that MPRIOR_CK is initialized
from a mem file that could no longer be found due to no being able to find it.
Set Path To
\Nova\mha,Help,Main,Admin,Fox_Gl,Bd,Bob,Chg,Class,Clie,Com,End,Prod, ;
Rep,Err,Focus,Other,Ord,Comp,Fee,FoxCmd,Graphics,Menu,WebFocus,Pershing &&
ERW-WGW 05/25/05
Set Help To NOVAHELP.Dbf stopped finding NOVAHELP.DBF. I changed the command to
"SET HELP TO \NOVA\FOXP\CBS\HELP\NOVAHELP.DBF and it worked.
Wes
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Wes: This is probably not what you want to hear, but I always specify
full paths and do not rely on the VFP path. I store them in
configuration files. That way I don't get mixed up with moving my
applications to any environment.
HTH
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