Gian,
In the example DBF the index is on "T_DATA". An index on "DTOS(T_DATA)" would behave quite differently because that expression results in a string and not a date.

Robert

Guys, The problem seems to be that the CDX contains an index on a Date field. FoxPro indexes convert Dates to a Julian number and write that Julian number to the index as an 8 byte floating point number. In the current version of the RDD, when you append a record and do not fill the date, then an er...

Oliver

The problem with the Windows.Design.Host.DLL is the same with 2.14 and 2.16

Robert

Oliver, I compared the installation scripts, and the only relevant change that is related to the userdocs folder is that we place links to the examples folders in there. We install the examples in the Common documents folder (for all users) and put links to these folders in the user Document folder....

Oliver,
If you can't find anything, then I will compare the installation scrips of the 2 versions to see what the difference is.

Robert

Gian Ferrucio, Unfortunately your code is not complete and leaves some questions open: - Is there an index scope active, or does the index have a condition? - Is the same server used by the browser? - Did you suspend notification on the server? If the same server is used also by the browser, and if ...

Oliver
This sounds like your windows profile is broken. The {userdocs} folder should point to the documents folder in your user profile.
I think the installation was aborted because of the missing folder.

Robert

Dick,
It must be the missing .Net desktop development option.
Add that to VS and install X# again.
I'll see if I can add a warning in the X# installer when this option is missing.

Robert

Knut,
Fixed in X# 2.18
Robert

Arun,

A bit more info would be helpful
VO or X#?
Which version ?


Robert