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PRODUCT : Paradox NUMBER : 517
VERSION : 3.0
OS : DOS
DATE : August 12, 1992 PAGE : 1/2
TITLE : Answer table not found - PPROG
When selecting {EDIT} from the PPROG menu with {ALL RECORDS} you
may get the result: "Answer Table Not Found".
You can easily edit the script where the above message occurs to
resolve the situation. To do so use the semicolon character ";"
to comment out eight lines of code that are not necessary in this
context. Please refer to the PAL User's Guide for a detailed
explanation of the semicolon character within a script.
To find the appropriate lines of code, follow these steps:
o Start Paradox3 and change to the directory containing your
own Personal Programmer application.
o Play your application (if its name is Video, select
{Scripts} {Play} and provide the name: Video).
o Move through your application's menu and lead yourself to
the menu which produces the message "Answer Table Not
Found".
o Prior to selecting the offending menu choice, Press
<Ctrl-Break> (it may beep).
o NOW, Select the menu choice that produces the message.
o You should see {Cancel} {Debug} as choices.
o Choose {Debug}. A line of code will appear at screen's
bottom.
o Press <Ctrl-S> to single Step until the line of code at
screen's bottom reads: Create "Deleted" like "Answer".
o Press <Ctrl-E> (script Editor) to edit the script at the
line displayed on the screen.
o Place a semicolon in front of this line and the next seven
lines of code (so it looks like the following code):
PRODUCT : Paradox NUMBER : 517
VERSION : 3.0
OS : DOS
DATE : August 12, 1992 PAGE : 2/2
TITLE : Answer table not found - PPROG
; Create "Deleted" like "Answer"
; If (ApplicErrorRetval) THEN
; RETURN FALSE
; ENDIF
; View "Deleted"
; If (ApplicErrorRetval) THEN
; RETURN FALSE
; ENDIF
o Press <F2> to save the changed script.
o From the Paradox Menu, select {Scripts} {Play} and type in
scriptLIB (substituting the name of your application for
the word "script"). For instance, if your application is
VIDEO, there will be a script with the name VIDEOLIB.
Playing this script will rebuild the VIDEO application's
libraries.
Changing the application with PPROG will require that you repeat
the above process.
Note: Future versions of Paradox resolve this issue. You may
consider updating your Paradox via the Borland Order Desk at
1-800-331-0877.
DISCLAIMER: You have the right to use this technical information
subject to the terms of the No-Nonsense License Statement that
you received with the Borland product to which this information
pertains.