Stephen, To the best of my knowledge there is no query to detect forms that contain custom EEP's. Not even RDocumenter. Part of problem in constructing such a query is that you would have to retrieve the uncompressed version of the form code and then parse the code to detect the required information. If you just need to have a form name and a yes/no answer then perhaps a simple (SLOCP()) function could do the trick. what you would need is some form of "keyword" to search for.
Jim Bentley American Celiac Society [email protected] tel: 1-504-737-3293 ________________________________ From: Stephen Markson <[email protected]> To: RBASE-L Mailing List <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, April 6, 2009 1:06:41 PM Subject: [RBASE-L] - Re: Custom eeps Thanks for your replies. I am aware of the "document eeps" feature, but is there a query that can determine which forms in a DB contain custom eeps? Regards, Stephen Markson ForenSys The Forensic Systems Group www.ForenSys.ca 416 512 6950 > -----Original Message----- > You can do a whole form: > Form designer > Top menu bar - Forms | Document EEPS | your choice of output > > Lists date, time, database, form name and then all EEPS, Custom Form > Actions, Objects (including type, component IDS etc.) Absolutely > Fantastic! > I choose the clipboard and then paste it into a blank R:Base editor > document. > You have full editing capabilities and can search for dup code, etc > Caution! I find I'll start making changes to the code in the editor > rather than changing code in the form. Oh well, that's what cut'n'paste > is for. > > Documenting EEPS is a great capability! > > Doug > > Stephen, > > Use the "Document Custom EEPs" option if you are using R:BASE 7.6/Turbo V- > 8 > for Windows. > > While in Form Designer: > > Main Menu | Form | Document EEPs ... Following output options are > available: > > . Printer > . Text File > . PDF File > . Clipboard > > While in Report Designer: > > Main Menu | Report | Document Custom EEPs ... Following output options are > available: > > . Printer > . Text File > . PDF File > . Clipboard > > On the other hand, R:Documenter is the "ultimate solution" to > document everything! > > http://www.rdocumenter.com > > Very Best R:egards, > > Razzak.
