Hello, I have found out the root cause of the issue. SSL 3.0 and TLS 1.0 was still in the registry(HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\SecurityProviders\SCHANNEL\Protocols) and needs

Hi Adam, Yes that is in our new machine also but error still pops up. Regards, Darren

Both (By parameters and variables from the dataview). Same results... I just tried with Btrieve / Pervasive.

Didn't get a chance to test this out till this morning, but it seems like that I cannot duplicate this bug with 4.6.1 with MSSQL. So maybe this only applies to Btrieve, or they fixed it in 4.6.1

Hi, We also installed Team Explorer for 2013 and the MSSCCI that goes with that. Adam

Hello Guys, So we had a new server that was setup for dev. All the files under this link http://kb.magicsoftware.com/articles/bl_Reference/Making-Magic-xpa-work-with-Team-Foundation-Server-xpa-3x is

Thanks, Govert. It is not automatic, but it would work. Arch Lineberger 203 N Main St Belmont, NC 28012 704.461.1223

Arch, Another option is to use the public name of the program and include a version number that you increment after every change. You can get the public name of the program with the function

That would document changes to any program in the application, not a specific program. I'm seeking a finer resolution of modifications if possible.

Hi Arch, why not just use an app version? My applications are updated once or twice a week and on every release I increment the version number. It looks something like yyyy.nn (Year + seq.no.). When

Thanks. That will work if I remember to update it.

Arch, I have an expression in all my programs with the last modification Date\Time. It is not automatic, it requires manual update, but it is very precise. Roberto -- Roberto

Thanks, Wes. That's a good thought, but not very precise. The program used is likely not to be the one last modified. Arch Lineberger 203 N Main St Belmont, NC 28012 704.461.1223

Would the date of the ecf do? If so you could use fileinfo() Wes

I am keeping a log of the number of times a program was run and who used it last. A customer now wants to know how long a program was used each day by each user for the past 5 years! If I am going to

Oops, my bad, yes.

U7 ? Sherm

Govert, It appears that the only way to prevent the error being written to the General Error Log will be to change the '#6U' picture to a generic 'U6'. I'm already validating

Keith, Good guess, but no cigar. There are no sly events, editgets, or kbputs. Try it yourself. In an online task: Create an Alpha variable and give it an all numeric picture,

Ok, after Sherm asked that I thought I better check, and sure enough, the INI for RunTime did not have Allow Modify in Query set to Yes, but the Development did. So, it is pilot error after all.