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Yeah, very glad to hear!

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Hallo

Yeah its runing but it shoud not :-)

oLogFile := LogFile { IDC_FileLog }
oLogFile:dumpError (cMessage)

I found this code inside, but the class Logfile is nowhere in my files. Its in a VO Libary. Why the compiler doesn't complain ? No error and no warnings.

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Hi Horst,

why it should complain? This class is defined in the VO libraries, and therefore it should also be in the Vulcan Internet Classes.

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Upps

your right.

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Hi

I open a DBF but i cant SEEK. Is there a different from Vulcan to VO ? The Index looks not be open.

SELF:odbUserOnline:= dbServer {myWorkDir ()+IDC_PathDbfSys+"UserOnline.dbf",TRUE,FALSE,"DBFCDX"}

SELF:odbUserOnline:createorder ("Username",,"Upper (Username)" ,{|| Upper (_field->Username)},.f.)

the order will be created and when i open it with dbalite its looks ok

SELF:odbUserOnline:SetOrder (1)
// Test
self:odbUserOnline:GoTop()
do while ! self:odbUserOnline:EoF
myerr (self:odbUserOnline:fieldget (#Username))
self:odbUserOnline:Skip()
enddo
but this test writes the names unsorted and a seek is not working

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Horst,
what ist the return of SELF:odbUserOnline:SetOrder (1) ?

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Hi Karl

its false

its a IIS thing i think, because when i make a normal test applikation the index works fine.

if i cant fix that , i have to stop with x# and goining back to VO

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Hmm, have no experience with IIS, but if your are right and it is "its" problem, why should Vo work and X# not? At least, i'd expect X# not to work at all...

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Hi Horst,

seems, though your cdx filename is "UserOnline.cdx" the file isn´t opened automatically. What is your rddinfo ( _SET_AUTOOPEN) setting ?

[...]

_SET_AUTOOPEN

Returns and optionally changes the logical flag that determines whether the RDD will
open production indexes automatically when a database file is opened. A TRUE setting indicates that the production index is opened automatically.

[...]

if the flag isn´t set to true you must open the cdx manually:

oDb:Setindex( <cdxFile> )
oDB:SetOrder ( 1 )

BTW. Whereby i prefer to set the order by name and not by number.

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Hallo Karl's :-)

I tried to open the index with

if SELF:odbUserOnline:SetIndex (myWorkDir ()+ IDC_PathDbfSys + "UserOnline.cdx")

its also false

i tried also open the DB with DBUseArea (without DBServer) , still no index.

Horst
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