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StrFile() does the same, without any conversions.

MemoWrit() adds an EoF-character to the file contens (HEX 1A, Dec 26). Use StrFile() instead (take care - parameters are exchanged), or the low level functions.

We just register the component (manifest-driven), no problems at any client sites. All kinds of OSes in use.

But we remove all rmcharts step by step and replace them with cool JavaScript charts embedded in HTML-documents, shown using the XbpHtmlViewer2.

Get well soon, Roger!

Hopefully, I will be able to smell and taste food again.

I hope the same for you too.

SQL_STATEMENT_LIMIT means the maximum number of statements for one connection at a time . It's really hard to reach this limit as long as all statements are properly finished and closed. See correction of my message. Another alternative is to set a Registry Value: SQL_STATEMENT_LIMIT (DWORD) in \HKE...

The username is W2016SVR on each connection This is the name of the computer connecting to the ADS , which only is an user name in terms of the ADS. The OS User Login Name is the real username. Anyhow, you get all this information (including the TSAddress) with "sp_mgGetTableUsers()", so it's easy ...

Addition: Using those stored procedures again and again may lead to ADS Error 7216, which means the number of SQL-statements for that connection is exceeded. sp_SetStatementLimit(0) solves that problem. Edit: Correcting a misbehaviour solves the problem aswell. I took the functions from ADSMGT.PRG, ...

To mention Marcus again:

He pointed out to me that the "Connection number" only worked in the context of NetWare and has been de-supported for quite a while.

Found a way, Marcus Herz from the german forum helped me. If I retrieve all user tables open for a user name (which is the computer name), I can walk through the result list and find out using "sp_mgGetTableUsers(<cTable>)", which TSAddress or OSLoginUserName is attached to every open table. This gi...

What I need is a way to find the tables used by an ADS user with a special "TSAddress". This information is unique even on a Terminal Server.