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Romain Strieff [TeamB] wrote in message ...
>In article <6garpt$kna2@forums.borland.com>, promexkt@icon.co.za
>grudgingly admits...
>-----
>Don't use variables for such stuff, use custom properties. The same form
>could be opened 25 times and they'd share the variables, each overwriting
>the others etc.
>
>Second, when you do something in a Combobox event THIS means the COMBOBOX
>and not the form or any query if that is your problem.
>
>--


>Romain Strieff [TeamB]
>Want quick help? Check previous Q and A at:
>http://forumsearch.borland.com:88/ and TIs at
>http://www.borland.com/VdBASE/vdbprod.html

Thx for your assistance :-)

I am new to this and have never done any development for networks or have
written any applications where more than one user was using the program.
Until now I never was concerned about variables being overwritten. I thank
you for opening my eyes to something I have not even dreamed of thinking
about.

I have downloaded the How to Files and they resulted, after scanning a few
of them, in the following question:
Are they written for VdB 5.* and if, what major changes in the code are to
be done to make them applicable for VdB 7.01?

I still have not resolved the rowset problem, although I experience other
problems. After I installed the In line patch, I cannot add a new form to my
project with the wizard.  I get a Language Driver cannot be found Error
Message. After that I get a whole stack of UI garbage on the screen (parts
of comboboxes, grids, texts, containers, buttons, etc. ---a very nice 3D
Picture from MS <g>)
Adding a custom form works without any hazards. Running the forms also works
flawless, par my programming incapabilities) Is this a bug or just a stuff
up on my side. I made sure that I followed the installation instructions
provided by Borland)

And now I am going to uninstall VdB and start from scratch....

Karsten