Hi Dick

have you tried putting and ADS..ini file in the programs start folder per below, but using the server ip and server name that DS is running on, so the ADS client can directly resolve the ADS server connection without having to get it via discovery.

[SETTINGS]
MTIER_LOCAL_CONNECTIONS=1 ...

Thanks for that Robert.

I am away at present, so we will wait for the .6 release and then upgrade to that once released.

cheers
Trevor

Robert

thank you very much - you are a legend - that now works as expected when opening the window.

When do you think this change will be included in a new release version as I was going to update to the latest version soon but may wait if this isn't too far away?

thanks

Trevor

Hi Chris

thanks for taking a look at it. I have added the DevExpress.Data.Desktop.V22.2 to the project and it still gets the same error when I re-open the winform in the app per the screen shot attached. One interesting thing though is that I added the same project to my laptop which I only use ...

Sorry - I also meant to add that I am using VS 17.11.5 with X# 2.20.0.3

thanks
Trevor

Hi Guys

I have an issue with a DevExpress control we have just started using called PivotGridControl. I have created a test app in the zip in the drop box link below.

In my test app I have created a winform and added a TableLayoutPanel control to it and added the Devexpress PivotGridControl to the ...

Chris

I hope you are well. My list would be as follows

Look forward to seeing you in Munich!
cheers
Trevor

14. From DBF to SQL (this is a big one for us as we are looking for a practical path to migrate our large X# Vulcan Dialect apps to Postgres)
15. Using your own Cloud database
10. Git for ...

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below are the 2 warnings we get. I did try changing the project properties to suppress the MSB3277 warning message but it still appears and that wasn't really addressing the issue anyway. The 2 files log4net and Newtonsoft.json we have as direct references in our projects as some ...

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I have an issue where a couple of different third party dll's are using common files such as System.Net.Http and when building I am getting warnings about 2 different versions being referenced.<br/>
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I have found that if I ignore the warnings - it works so I am assuming ...

Robert

that sounds awesome if that is the plan !

Thanks for the clarification - I will leave you alone so you can get back to it.

cheers
Trevor