Andy, My observations, as I see them: File Version = 9.50 — Because BUTIL reports itself to be v14.20.005.000, it's likely that this empty data file was created in v9.50 file-format simply because you

Andy, I'm happy you're happy. I wish you had included a dump from a BUTIL -STAT, as I had previously requested, so that I could also be privy to the data file's intimate details, such as its fixed rec

AFAIK, Actian doesn't publish PDF documentation anymore, at least I can't find anything. The Advanced Operations Guide is part of Zen's online help, accessed through the Zen Control Center: Steven G.

Andy, From the Zen Control Center Help: 132: The file has reached its size limit The MicroKernel returns this status code in one of the following situations: • The file reached its maximum size. This

Assuming you installed the documentation, et al, start here: file:///C:/Program%20Files%20(x86)/MSE/Magic%20xpa%204.9/Help/mergedProjects/Mastering_eDeveloper/How_Do_I_Work_with_JSON_.htm?rhhlterm=jso

Uni, It's not my intention to gaslight you, but I just checked my installation and Find Reference (Ctrl+F) works for me. In fact, it searched so fast that I didn't see it for a moment. (small test pro

Andy, You wrote "Did I understand correctly that if I were to use XPA 4.9 with the new gateway(s) that it would work?" No, that's not what I said. What I said was, the new gateway works with Actian Ze

Andy, Magic's Btrieve ISAM gateway hasn't been substantially modified since at least v9.4. AFAIK, the last real modification happened sometime in v9, to finally squash an abandoned record lock bug fir

Rob, According to the v15 Release Notes, v15 Servers are supported with v14 clients. Full Stop. This reflects the historical MO of servers first and clients last. I would strongly recommend NOT runnin

Rob, I recommend setting Magic Locking to None and to direct each user's Magic Lock File (named MGLOCK.DAT, by default) to the user's local TEMP folder via Logical Name. Regarding the Resource Lock Fi

Sherm, I didn't know that a Zebra printer will accept HTTP requests — good to know! Thanks for the followup. Steven G. Blank Ξ SGBlank Consulting

You can also swap in an entirely different INI file from the command line using the switch /INI=MAGIC2.INI Steven G. Blank Ξ SGBlank Consulting On 1/28/2023 6:00 PM, Harry Kleinsmit wrote:

Sherm, Does the Zebra printer "listen" on a certain TCP/IP port? If so, you should be able to use Windows Sockets to send the packet, not at all unlike sending data to those cute little blinky lights.

In a word, no. One cannot change code without restarting the engine(s) running that code, in whatever form it may be. That said, you could certainly automate deployment, including creating and copying

André, FWIW, I've not witnessed this particular phenomenon myself but I have seen the flashing cursor disappear. The user was still able to type into the Edit control and letters appeared appropriatel

Yeah, in hindsight, my bad. In case you want a real explanation... Upstream of the VarIndex() stuff, the program Updates variable DI with the value returned from a BufGetUnicode() expression. Because

Belay that. Rogue nulls combined with an apparent tightening of previously-looser handling of null-terminated strings. When it comes to Invoke UDP, Buffers, and Windows API, what worked before don't w

Friends, I've been chasing my tail over this for a couple of hours now and, while I'll freely admit that my Magic skills have perhaps been left to ripen too long in the sun recently, this one is just

Perhaps we can foment some magic by meeting together again in New Orleans in March, to reaffirm our bonds, and strengthen one another against the chaos.

Avgerinos, As I had stated in my original reply, I was speculating and It turns out I was wrong, dead wrong, as it has nothing to do with St.Petersburg. The reason MSE haven't released a service pack