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There was no new ADS version since almost ten years. SAP bought the ADS because it was part of a kind of bundle. They were never really interested in improving the server. Anyway, it still runs and version 12 is stable. After SAP announced that it would also stop selling licenses, there were some in...

Some of our tables are for one year only aswell. We added the year to the table name. No additional folder structure needed for that, works together with our multi-tenancy-model. The table opening method has a year number as an optional parameter. Edit: In addition, there is a get-set-function for t...

Slobodan,

my way is a variant of solution #1, switching databases. This is what I'm doing for the (sub-)companies, while one connection for shared tables always stays open. I think we will finish this approach lately in November.

And there is not a single PDR concerning schemes in the Alaska knowledgebase. :cry: To be a little more concrete. Upsized tables are always added to the "public" schema, and the PGDBE looks for tables only there . If schemes should be used to organize multi-tenancy, using the PGDBE and the upsize me...

Hi, Fred. You may store this or all menu actions in an array: aActions := { ... , { || MDIBlock( {||Pudisp()},'Load Status Screen' ) } } , ... } Use this array when building the menu DCMENUITEM .... ACTION aActions[2] If you want one of these actions to be called elsewhere, just Eval() the item: IF ...

I am urgently waiting for support for different schemes. We need this in order to be able to map our multi-tenant-model because the route via different databases is too unwieldy. But when I see how little has been implemented in the last Xbase++ update, my hope is fading. :( Here's what Alaska sugge...

The Advantage documentation for ALTER TABLE ALTER COLUMN is terrible.

This is true for the complete documentation.

for example, I have no idea what a '#pragma' means

Nobody knows that.

Glad to hear it works now.

We all missed you too, Tom.

<3

I missed the board.