Hi, Thanks for the files, I see two problems with them: - The index file seems to be corrupted, when I open it also with VO, I see no records at all. After I rebuild the index, then it works fine. How did you create the index, was it with VO? - The key expression for the index is USERID+PARAM_CODE, ...

Hi,

Please post the dbf and cdx files (or you can send them directly to me at chris at xsharp eu if they contain sensitive data), together with the exact string you are searching for, so we can have a look and diagnose the problem.

Just to inform everybody following this thread, the problem appears to be a corrupted (or possibly incompatible) cdx index file, which VO does not mind about, while X# does not like. After a reindex (from either VO or X#), the code works fine also in the X# version, but Robert will have a look if th...

Many thanks Gian!!

Hi Gian,

So I guess I cannot hope at all that you will produce a small sample?

Hi Gian, Thanks, but the code that you sent me is missing some bitmaps, a couple dlls (EPPlus.dll and XSharp.Tools.XlxsFile.dll) so I can't compile it, and you didn't tell me where I should put the dbf and rpt files, or where in the code the problem actually happens (it's hard to find this, just fro...

Hi Gian,

Unfortunately the code is very incomplete, it misses the code for SubBrowseTerzisti and TERZISTI and cannot be compiled (so it can be tested) of course.

Can you please provide a full compilable and runnable sample showing the problem, together with all data file needed?

Hi Roland, Another note, just in case you are not aware, PUBLICs and PRIVATEs are also supported in X#, and you can still use them like you did in Harbour/Clipper/VO, you just need to enable the related compiler option for them (/memvar), which you can find in the compiler page of the app properties...

Robert,

See here for a full sample

https://github.com/X-Sharp/XSharpPublic/issues/1334

Willie, that was very nice hearing from you after a long time! Hope you are doing fine, despite not doing much programming anymore nowadays!