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hello Roger.

runshell('','calc.exe') - This Runs OK

runshell('','osk.exe')- But This Not

The error Code
Descrption : Operating System Error
Operation : RunShell
Thread ID : 1
Operating System Error : 740

This command runs OK for you on Windows 10?

Many Thanks.

On tablets in Windows 10 it is useful use some system resources. This xBase Command run ok However it call the DOS Console. runshell( "/C /B START","calc.exe",.t. ) But this do not run.. runshell( "/C /B START","osk.exe",.t. ) Who has experience in this type of calls could say it has had success wit...

Tom and Cliff.
many thanks for answer.
On the nest days I will study this issue.

Just one more question?
To migrate DBF/NTX to FOX/CDX is enough rebuild the index files with the new Dbe (fox/cdx) or I need to convert the dbfs too?

best regards.

Cliff. Many thanks. I have an application in DBF / NTX. Some customers are asking for more speed in special on network enviroments. I have been studying the possibility of moving to ADS. What should I careful in this migration? Should I change the DBE for DBF / CDX or FOX/CDX ? What commands and fun...

How do I know the cost of the ads server 10
users e.g.

Thanks.

Hi Eugene.

have made some tests.

I have a workstation in linux and connect to a server in Windows via RDP and works well.

Pedro.

Victorio.

Here is a sample of how to increase handles..

Then tell me if it works for you

Pedro Alexandre

Hi, I have problem with read file into variable if file is bigger than 1.3GB (W7 32 bit and 4GB RAM) Base/1005 Not enough memory available... I found some info here about Hotfix Rollup #36, but this is maybe only for 1.9 version. Is this implement in 2.0 ? yes it is. Is possible use than 2GB RAM fo...

Roger.

have you any experience with this new features!?
Performance stability!!??

Many thanks for feedback?
Pedro

Hello gentlemen's


I need to protect my data in DBF files.
This is possible with DBF / ntx?
Does anyone have any experience in this matter that might give a hint to I see on the right track?

Many thanks in advance.
Pedro.