Hi all,
We have filled the open position now. Thanks to all who expressed an interest.
Best Regards,
Anthony Hood
IntelliTrans Ltd.
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IntelliTrans Ltd
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In Topic: ProIV and Java Permanent Positions
29 November 2007 - 03:56 PM
In Topic: Suppress Disconnect from Client
12 September 2007 - 09:54 AM
Not sure if you've tried setting the @XFUNCT value - i.e. @XFUNCT = 'MYFUNCT'?
This lets you specify a function to run when the close window ('X') is used.
Pro will ask the 'Do you want to terminate the PRO-IV session' question, answering 'Yes' will cause the @XFUNCT function to be executed. That way you can control what happens next - throw up a warning, re-direct to another function etc.
Obviously, it doesn't solve the CTRL-ALT-DEL / End Task way out of a session, but its a start.
This lets you specify a function to run when the close window ('X') is used.
Pro will ask the 'Do you want to terminate the PRO-IV session' question, answering 'Yes' will cause the @XFUNCT function to be executed. That way you can control what happens next - throw up a warning, re-direct to another function etc.
Obviously, it doesn't solve the CTRL-ALT-DEL / End Task way out of a session, but its a start.
In Topic: Parent function of Global Window
19 June 2006 - 02:16 PM
You should be able to use @FUNCT to identify the calling function
In Topic: Limiting records in a list box
09 March 2006 - 01:34 PM
Are you using embedded SQL to build the list of records?
You could do something like this in default logic..
SQL
SELECT FROM table
WHERE ((:$FIRST_500 = 'Y' AND ROWNUM <= 500) OR (:$FIRST_500 = 'N'))
ENDSQL
Set the $FIRST_500 flag to 'Y' initially (prior to entering the LS), and then have a button which toggles the value between Y & N for limited list/full list. Then you'll need to do something with forcing redisplay.
You could do something like this in default logic..
SQL
SELECT FROM table
WHERE ((:$FIRST_500 = 'Y' AND ROWNUM <= 500) OR (:$FIRST_500 = 'N'))
ENDSQL
Set the $FIRST_500 flag to 'Y' initially (prior to entering the LS), and then have a button which toggles the value between Y & N for limited list/full list. Then you'll need to do something with forcing redisplay.
In Topic: Error Link Function
22 February 2002 - 07:15 PM
Have you tried assigning the previous function to the Error link function in logic?
ie. @EFUNCT = @PFUNCT
ie. @EFUNCT = @PFUNCT
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