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Add: If you use SQLexpress and nothing else to manage the tables, there is at least no DBE active while dealing with the data. SET NULLVALUE OFF will have no effect.

Hi, Chris.

a) Use the data dictionary to set default values for those fields OR:
b) use SET NULLVALUE OFF if you have Xbase++ 1.9 or later

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I stopped using the POINTER clause of DCBROWSE. If you need an array pointer, use DC_BrowseRow() instead. It seems to me more reliable.

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Hi, Zdeno. If the DCGET should only accept a range of values, this is correct: nValue := 1000 aRange := {1000,5000} @ 1,1 DCGET nValue VALID {||nValue >= aRange[1] .and. nValue <= aRange[2]} But the more elegant way would be to use a spinbutton instead. This is the control made for value entries lim...

Hi, Fred. DCREAD GUI TIMEOUT < an TimeOut> accepts a numeric value (timeout in seconds) or an array which contains two elements. If an array is used, the first element is the timout in seconds, and the second value is any codeblock. You may place "{||DC_ReadGuiEvent(DCGUI_EXIT_ABORT,GetList)}" there...

Alternative: If you're browsing a database, just move to the record to be highlighted inside the EVAL clause of DCREAD, put an oBrowse:RefreshAll() behind. If you're browsing an array, set the pointer value in oBrowse:ArrayElement (iVar), also refresh afterwards. But: this may force the browse to sc...

Forget it, found a better solution.