Chris et al,
thanks
i backed up program.
put change in and saved it.
the request still works ...so that is good....
question:  why did my variables change from lowercase to uppercase in the pxplus program?
should i be concerned
jeff

Thank you Mike...including the boundary got me a lot further.

Hello List,

I have parameter '-NE' set because I'm running a program as a scheduled task and I want the errors returned to the performing program.  I was wondering is there any variable I could access to get more info about the error that happened in the "Performed" Program.

thanks

Jeff

Hello List,
We have this account where we are running Providex File Service and PxPlus IO Service.
the PxPlus IO Service runs fine.
but everytime we go to query from the Providex File Service  the Service Stops.
The event viewer is not helpful.
I added a log to my dsn....
and here is what i get (see below)
does anyone have any thoughts

=======================================================
Driver version: 5.20.0000
ISAMOpen: UserID='cai', length=3
ISAMOpen: Trying to access the server using UserID='cai', Company=''
GetAccessibleTables:<table=ALL> Open catalog(s) [rmt:ponderosa1;20222]p:\cai\cai_lib , available 1266 table(s)
<Customer Master File> Open file p:\customer_data\mpd\MF1010, maxksz=22
ISAMCloseTable: Closing table Customer Master File - 0 file reads, 0 re-reads, 0 writes, 0 removes
     CACHE STATS - 0 reads, size 21642240 estimated, 0 used
------------------------------
SELECT * FROM "Customer Master File" WHERE 0 = 1

<Customer Master File> Open file p:\customer_data\mpd\MF1010, maxksz=22
Accessing table Customer Master File using keyno 0 * All records *
ISAMCloseTable: Closing table Customer Master File - 0 file reads, 0 re-reads, 0 writes, 0 removes
<Customer Master File> Open file p:\horner\mpd\MF1010, maxksz=22
ISAMCloseTable: Closing table Customer Master File - 0 file reads, 0 re-reads, 0 writes, 0 removes
     CACHE STATS - 0 reads, size 21642240 estimated, 0 used
GetAccessibleTables:<table=ALL> Open catalog(s) [rmt:ponderosa1;20222]p:\cai\cai_lib , available 1266 table(s)
------------------------------
SELECT * FROM "Customer Master File" WHERE ( 0 = 1 )

<Customer Master File> Open file p:\customer_data\mpd\MF1010, maxksz=22
ISAMCloseTable: Closing table Customer Master File - 0 file reads, 0 re-reads, 0 writes, 0 removes
     CACHE STATS - 0 reads, size 21642240 estimated, 0 used
------------------------------
SELECT * FROM "Customer Master File" WHERE ( 0 = 1 )

<Customer Master File> Open file p:\horner\mpd\MF1010, maxksz=22
ISAMCloseTable: Closing table Customer Master File - 0 file reads, 0 re-reads, 0 writes, 0 removes
     CACHE STATS - 0 reads, size 21642240 estimated, 0 used
------------------------------
SELECT * FROM "Customer Master File" WHERE ( 0 = 1 )

<Customer Master File> Open file p:\customer_data\mpd\MF1010, maxksz=22
ISAMCloseTable: Closing table Customer Master File - 0 file reads, 0 re-reads, 0 writes, 0 removes
     CACHE STATS - 0 reads, size 21642240 estimated, 0 used
------------------------------
SELECT * FROM "Customer Master File"

<Customer Master File> Open file p:\customer_data\mpd\MF1010, maxksz=22
Accessing table Customer Master File using keyno 0 * All records *
<Customer Master File> First Read Seek sts=0 key='', len=-1, keyno=1
<fh=Customer Master File> PVK_read returns buffer= iRsz='-1'

Hi Mike,

Thank you I will look at it. However, I was trying to get my feet with OOP and I thought why not do it with something useful.
I guess what I was looking for was an answer to the question:

is OOP good to use for GUI user interfaces?
or just for doing calculations and storing data.

For instance i can see the usefulness of something like this
==============================================
Customer.pvc object

cust=new("Customer")
cust'load("ABC100")
print cust'ar_balance
cust'deactivate()

but i cant see a good way to get it to work with a panel....

and the answer might be, "No Jeff you dont use OOP with panels."

thanks for you patience with me.

jeff

i re-read my post...i should clarify...all the oop examples are like:

x=new("Automobile")
x.blow_horn()
x.top_speed=120

i'm wondering if associating a panel is a good idea or possible with oop

thanks

jeff

Devon, i think i'm pretty sure i'm using the same one
i have 64 bit version
if i go back in there it is still checked....
i will double check everything.

i was told i need to do a set_focus and not next_id