In anticipation of re-converting my system to X#, I've been developing in VO 2.8 SP4b, build 2838, which is presumably the last version. In any event, it's the version I've been using for years. When I go into debug mode and open the "Evaluate an expression" dialog, the dialog no longer works. At ...

<t>Robert, thanks to you, I found the reason for the problem! I had SetCollocation(#CLIPPER) only after my dialog I use to reindex the DBF's I use in my app. In that case, the NTX was created with #WINDOWS, which is the default. When I inserted SetCollocation(#CLIPPER) before that dialog comes up ...

<t>Robert,<br/> I think you may be on to something. My app doesn't use SetCollocation(#WINDOWS) but it does use SetCollocation(#CLIPPER). Perhaps it would be possible that using #CLIPPER as the argument would change the behavior after an OS update. I'll follow up on this and alternate between ...

<r>But I changed nothing in the code. The problem occurred when I edited a field in one record and reindexed, and nothing else was affected. That's why I figured that something changed in my PC environment, more likely my upgrade from Windows 7 to 10, less likely the disk imaging from my old hard ...

Still didn't go through. I attached the files themselves, and when that didn't work, put them in a zip file and included that. Not sure how to send them to you. Trying it again.

The files didn't go through. Trying it again.

The dbf and ntx file are attached, and the only lines of code used to index are:

DBUSEAREA(FALSE,"DBFNTX","c:DiscoveryOLDdbfsROOT.dbf")
DBCREATEINDEX("c:DiscoveryOLDdbfsroot1","Literal")

<t>There's no relevant changes to my code, or the DBF tables and associated NTX files they're indexed with, but a few changes to my environment. Within the last few months I used Acronis True Image to copy the contents of my old drive to my new one, as well as install XIDE and VS. At no point during ...

<r>Franz's last message that he implemented all 3 examples to show code in his test app seems to imply that he was able to access the DLL. I've attempted to install it with directions from here, though it's from 9 years ago.<br/> <br/> <URL url="https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10240029/how-do-i ...

<t>I've been struggling for a month and a friend and I have resolved a lot of configuration issues in VS for this web application. The DLL has been generated from an X# project with x86 platform option chosen in the properties.<br/> <br/> The only issue (so far) that remains is that when I try to ...