Well, that was an interesting exercise. First, thanks to Wes and Doug (|) for your replies. I took your suggestions and made some tests, and, after studying the activity log file, thought I'd share wh

I believe what you're looking for are the VarMod() and ViewMod() functions. Steve Blank

More on Demo_InstanceManager.zip, available in this group's shared files area for free: "uniPaaS v1.9p project export illustrating how to (a) prevent a user from executing your application more than o

Arch, The programs are just stubs, meant to represent online programs in your application. They only exist in the demo application to illustrate how the Main context will terminate them along with its

Jim, When it comes to accessing the registry, you have several options available, Windows API, COM/ActiveX, and dotNet among them. What's your favorite poison? Steve Blank

Arch, So, you're looking at three completely empty programs and thinking, WTF?! The rest, as we say, is left as an exercise for the student. ;) Steve Blank

ONE way would be to add a new virtual variable to the very bottom of the Data pane. Make this a Logical variable, give it a Range From and Range To expression of 'TRUE'LOG and give it an Init expressi

Marc, The following query returns index names and numbers for a table: select Xe$Offset as Index_No , Xe$Name as Index_Name from X$File inner join X$Field on Xf$Id = Xe$File where Xf$Name = 'Active_To

Marc, If you're suffering performance issues, I suggest you take a look at Pervasive's Query Plan Viewer utility. It's easy to enable, run your SQL query, and then view the resulting output. As is oft

Since you seem to have solved your Invoke OS issue, let's address your other question: The only way to get the parent form to close before the child form is to 1) make the tasks into separate programs

Jim, I may misunderstand, but if I do understand correctly, I'd try defining only one printer for the purpose in the Printers dialog and evaluate an INIPut at runtime to set the one printer's Queue pa

Here's a much easier way: Make the SOURCE table your batch program's Main table; select all of the columns. Add a Link Create operation for the TARGET table and do not specify an index number in this

For that matter, if it's Pervasive on the backend, he could just use the OS copy command. Badda-bing, badda-boom.

Peter, You can try adding a special setting in your INI file: [MAGIC_SPECIALS] SpecialSchemaSizeLimit = NNNNN where NNNNN is a number. According to the documentation, the default value is 10000; I don

Ricardo, I found it difficult to believe that A-Z doesn't work as expected so I tried, and sure enough, it doesn't. I'm almost sure it USED to work that way... What DOES work appear to work correctly

The following can be found in at least three places in the online documentation, depending on the version of the Studio: "You can set the range by entering the required range values, separated by comm

Peter, That's the only related setting of which I am aware. You may just have to construct the XML data source definition in the Data Sources Repository by hand. If you study a sample xml file, it's o

Achim, I believe it should be sufficient to set the shortcut on each workstation to "Run as administrator" which means a local administrator, not a domain administrator. For example, on a computer nam

It sounds to me like our Friendly Developer is seeking a way to read uniPaaS’ XML program sources and create executable C# code, ala Firefly.

SWAG: Embed some javascript in the HTML?