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Return the Scroll to bottom
by Del Sauder
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I thought I read somewhere that in 2004 you can control the scroll position.
I am displaying a subform, I am at the bottom, and programatically duplicate the last subrecoed, manipulate its values, then save. Now I have have to restore the selection, and consequently end up at the top. Can I force it to return to bottom? ********************************************************************** 4D Basics hosted by 4D, Inc. http://www.4D.com/ An all-new List box. More features, more power. Headers, footers, cell formatting and other goodies. See it here first! <http://www.4d.com/livedemos> To Unsubscribe: mailto:4DBasics-off@... ********************************************************************** |
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Changing the maximum number of records in a light application
by Stephane Potvin-2
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Good day all,
When creating an application with 4D Runtime Volume Light License, there is a limit of 202 records per table. Is there an easy way to change that maximum to something else (say 5 records)? Thank you, Stephane ********************************************************************** 4D Basics hosted by 4D, Inc. http://www.4D.com/ An all-new List box. More features, more power. Headers, footers, cell formatting and other goodies. See it here first! <http://www.4d.com/livedemos> To Unsubscribe: mailto:4DBasics-off@... ********************************************************************** |
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Re: Changing the maximum number of records in a light application
by Douglas Davis-2
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Yes, write your own routine that checks if you are running in Runtime Light
and then checks the number of records and warns the user that to get more records, you must actually PURCHASE the software. It would be an easy addition to most systems. -- | Douglas S. Davis - Information Systems Coordinator | Monical Pizza Corporation (http://www.monicals.com) | - - - - - - - - - - | 815/937-1890 - Voice . . . 815/937-9828 - Fax -- ********************************************************************** 4D Basics hosted by 4D, Inc. http://www.4D.com/ An all-new List box. More features, more power. Headers, footers, cell formatting and other goodies. See it here first! <http://www.4d.com/livedemos> To Unsubscribe: mailto:4DBasics-off@... ********************************************************************** |
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Re: Changing the maximum number of records in a light application
by Stephane Potvin-2
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Good day,
Thanks for the info. How do I check to see if it is running in Runtime Light? I would have to check every table for the number of records, would I? Any idea where I could even find sample code for this? Thank you, Stephane On 08-04-29, at 12:28, Douglas Davis wrote: > Yes, write your own routine that checks if you are running in > Runtime Light > and then checks the number of records and warns the user that to > get more > records, you must actually PURCHASE the software. It would be an easy > addition to most systems. > > -- > | Douglas S. Davis - Information Systems Coordinator > | Monical Pizza Corporation (http://www.monicals.com) > | - - - - - - - - - - > | 815/937-1890 - Voice . . . 815/937-9828 - Fax > -- > > > > > ********************************************************************** > 4D Basics hosted by 4D, Inc. http://www.4D.com/ > > An all-new List box. More features, more power. > Headers, footers, cell formatting and other goodies. > See it here first! <http://www.4d.com/livedemos> > > To Unsubscribe: mailto:4DBasics-off@... > ********************************************************************** ********************************************************************** 4D Basics hosted by 4D, Inc. http://www.4D.com/ An all-new List box. More features, more power. Headers, footers, cell formatting and other goodies. See it here first! <http://www.4d.com/livedemos> To Unsubscribe: mailto:4DBasics-off@... ********************************************************************** |
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Re: Changing the maximum number of records in a light application
by Douglas Davis-2
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There is a routine for checking what OS and what system you are running.
From the 4D Help area: Commands and Topics for 4D Environment Application type Long Integer Version type Long Integer Application version {(*)} String Compiled application Boolean Application file String Structure file String Data file {(segment)} String Is data file locked Boolean Get 4D folder {(folder)} String DATA SEGMENT LIST (Segments) ADD DATA SEGMENT FLUSH BUFFERS OPEN DATA FILE (accessPath) CREATE DATA FILE (accessPath) QUIT 4D {(time)} GET SERIAL INFORMATION (key; user; company; connected; maxUser) Is license available {(license)} Boolean OPEN 4D PREFERENCES (selector) All of these can be found in the help file. I suppose version type and application type are what you are looking for. Hope this helps, -- | Douglas S. Davis - Information Systems Coordinator | Monical Pizza Corporation (http://www.monicals.com) | - - - - - - - - - - | 815/937-1890 - Voice . . . 815/937-9828 - Fax -- ********************************************************************** 4D Basics hosted by 4D, Inc. http://www.4D.com/ An all-new List box. More features, more power. Headers, footers, cell formatting and other goodies. See it here first! <http://www.4d.com/livedemos> To Unsubscribe: mailto:4DBasics-off@... ********************************************************************** |
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Re: Changing the maximum number of records in a light application
by Stephane Potvin-2
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Thank you so much.
This is very helpful. Stephane On 08-04-29, at 13:59, Douglas Davis wrote: > There is a routine for checking what OS and what system you are > running. > > From the 4D Help area: > > Commands and Topics for 4D Environment > • Application type Long Integer > • Version type Long Integer > • Application version {(*)} String > • Compiled application Boolean > • Application file String > • Structure file String > • Data file {(segment)} String > • Is data file locked Boolean > • Get 4D folder {(folder)} String > • DATA SEGMENT LIST (Segments) > • ADD DATA SEGMENT > • FLUSH BUFFERS > • OPEN DATA FILE (accessPath) > • CREATE DATA FILE (accessPath) > • QUIT 4D {(time)} > • GET SERIAL INFORMATION (key; user; company; connected; maxUser) > • Is license available {(license)} Boolean > • OPEN 4D PREFERENCES (selector) > > All of these can be found in the help file. I suppose version type > and > application type are what you are looking for. > > Hope this helps, > -- > | Douglas S. Davis - Information Systems Coordinator > | Monical Pizza Corporation (http://www.monicals.com) > | - - - - - - - - - - > | 815/937-1890 - Voice . . . 815/937-9828 - Fax > -- > > > > > ********************************************************************** > 4D Basics hosted by 4D, Inc. http://www.4D.com/ > > An all-new List box. More features, more power. > Headers, footers, cell formatting and other goodies. > See it here first! <http://www.4d.com/livedemos> > > To Unsubscribe: mailto:4DBasics-off@... > ********************************************************************** ********************************************************************** 4D Basics hosted by 4D, Inc. http://www.4D.com/ An all-new List box. More features, more power. Headers, footers, cell formatting and other goodies. See it here first! <http://www.4d.com/livedemos> To Unsubscribe: mailto:4DBasics-off@... ********************************************************************** |
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