- VISUAL FOXPRO VERSION 9 RUNTIME LIBRARY HOW TO
- VISUAL FOXPRO VERSION 9 RUNTIME LIBRARY .EXE
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- VISUAL FOXPRO VERSION 9 RUNTIME LIBRARY UPDATE
The hospital's current standards are Access and Visual Studio.
This hospital had no programming standards until the last couple of years. (And I'm sure we don't use rusty anything here ) We have over 14,000 devices in our database. I'm in the Clinical Engineering department that takes care of all the medical equipment in the hospital. I used FoxBase for my first app here, and went to the first Fox conference in Ohio.
All of us are now rogue programmers because we have been using FP for over 10 years. One is a doctor for the Outpatient department, one is the manager of our Emergency department, and one is a programmer for the Pulmonary Medicine department.
VISUAL FOXPRO VERSION 9 RUNTIME LIBRARY .EXE
exe and runtime files in one directory? kasem97 (Programmer) 27 Nov 08 08:24Īctually I'm one of four FoxPro Programmers in this 600 bed hospital.
VISUAL FOXPRO VERSION 9 RUNTIME LIBRARY UPDATE
If I need to update at night, I have a VB6 application that does the copying at a specific time. EXE, it's just a matter of copying it to the directory. The application works fine and it's fast as well. There is also the config file, repocfg.fp9, which is used in the link, something like this: I:\CLINENG\AIMS_Reports\aimsreports.exe -t -cc:\FoxPro9\repocfg.fp9.
VISUAL FOXPRO VERSION 9 RUNTIME LIBRARY HOW TO
They do know how to back up this directory when they re-image the PC, we've taught them that much. Like I said before, our IS people don't like unsupported icons on the desktop. I also put the shortcut to the application here so the user can restore it in case it goes missing. This directory contains any other files the application might need that can't be shared. This is because multiple users will have their own resource file. I also create a local directory on the C: drive \FoxPro9 which contains the resource files for the application. I also have a FOXUSER.DBF resource file, an error catcher FPWERROR.DBF, an Icon file in case I need it, a RESET.FXP for me, the developer, to get back to the development environment, plus any other tables I might need for the application. EXE there are the two runtime files, VFP9R.DLL and VFP9RENU.DLL. Here's an update on what I did to put my application on our company's network.Īlong with my. exe and runtime files in one directory? Mike Lewis (Programmer) 13 Nov 08 10:57
VISUAL FOXPRO VERSION 9 RUNTIME LIBRARY INSTALL
So, as long as I can put the runtime files in the same directory, and I really don't need an install program, I'll give it a try, just like the old days. I've had it done twice, and some others in my department have had it done, it's hell to everyone. I have to re-install everything and it takes a week to get everything back the way it was (I do a lot of development in different languages). That's the worst thing that can happen to us, especially to a developer like me. These IS techs, if they can't solve a PC problem, they re-image the PC. (I do that, too.) We have a NAL menu that runs networked applications. They don't even like strange Icons on the desktop. My company generally frowns on putting applications on the workstations since the IS department people don't like to support stuff like that (I do it anyway, sometimes), they actually prefer networked or web applications. If some app doesn't get updated because a user didn't close it, I slap them aside the head. I've been doing this for the last 10 years with my FoxPro 2.6 applications with little problem. It's just for reports for our techs who generally do them once a month or quarterly.Īnyway, I let my 18 users know that an application is going to be updated, and I do it at night by a program I wrote to do this. The application will be used infrequently.
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