[RBASE-L] - Re: Time Out

[paul]

Razzak~
Thank you very .much. Added Time Sequence HHMMSS and the rest and it worked all 
day. I left for the mountains maybe I will look for you fireside.  But really 
the whole office thanks you. 


A honest and sincere Thank You,
Paul 
------Original Message------
From: A. Razzak Memon
Sender: rbase-l@rbase.com
To: RBASE-L Mailing List
ReplyTo: rbase-l@rbase.com
Subject: [RBASE-L] - Re: Time Out
Sent: Feb 18, 2010 20:43

At 06:06 PM 2/18/2010, Paul InterlockInfo wrote:

>I can see I am going to have to switch to Mike B.'s approach. But in
>the mean time any thoughts would be appreciated.

Paul,

Yes. ON CONNECT, ON FIRST CONNECT, or ON BEFORE CONNECT are the most
enhanced and useful procedures in a situation like yours. Mike Byerley
had a great input during the implementation of these commands in R:BASE
7.6, Turbo V-8, and R:BASE eXtreme 9.0.

However, in the meantime, if you need to take care of your situation,
use the following procedure in your default RBASE.DAT, your application
startup file, or the .DAT file for your compiled and or non-compiled
applications.

-- Example
-- To force database settings for all users who use the same database
-- Start here
LABEL StartFresh
    DISCONNECT
    SET QUOTES=NULL
    SET QUOTES='
    SET DELIMIT=NULL
    SET DELIMIT=','
    SET LINEEND=NULL
    SET LINEEND='^'
    SET SEMI=NULL
    SET SEMI=';'
    SET PLUS=NULL
    SET PLUS='+'
    SET SINGLE=NULL
    SET SINGLE='_'
    SET MANY=NULL
    SET MANY='%'
    SET IDQUOTES=NULL
    SET IDQUOTES='`'
    SET CURRENCY '$' PREF 2 B
    DISCONNECT
    SET STATICDB OFF
    SET ROWLOCKS ON
    SET FASTLOCK OFF
    SET TIMEOUT 120
    SET FEEDBACK OFF
LABEL StartApp
    CLS
    CONNECT dbname IDENTIFIED BY owner password
    -- Enforce Default Settings
    SET QUOTES='
    SET DELIMIT=','
    SET LINEEND='^'
    SET SEMI=';'
    SET PLUS='+'
    SET SINGLE='_'
    SET MANY='%'
    SET IDQUOTES='`'
    SET CURRENCY '$' PREF 2 B
    SET NULL ' '
    SET DATE FORMAT MM/DD/YYYY
    SET DATE SEQUENCE MMDDYY
    SET DATE YEAR 30
    SET DATE CENTURY 19
    CLS
    EDIT USING MyApp_MainMenu or whatever
LABEL Done
RETURN
-- End here ..

Make sure to update any or all settings as you see fit.

Once incorporated in your RBASE.DAT, or application startup file,
everyone will always start fresh, no matter what were the settings
of other database, application, etc.

Good Luck and Very Best R:egards,

Razzak.




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