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Visual FoxPro Shutdown under Citrix
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19/08/2005 16:41:47
Dragan Nedeljkovich (En ligne)
Now officially retired
Zrenjanin, Serbia
 
 
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19/08/2005 16:28:37
Jean Haidar
Arkansas Blue Cross/Blue shield
Little Rock, Arkansas, États-Unis
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Visual FoxPro
Catégorie:
Autre
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Thread ID:
01039911
Message ID:
01042415
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>James,
> > by clicking on the Start Button in the task bar of the Citrix session
>
> I do not see any button on the Task bar of the citrix Session, it is all blank
>
>
> Another question that has to do with Citrix. Under two Citrix Server, some users are getting the following error when running a module to generate an EXCL spreadsheet,
>
> 'RUN! Command Failed. Access is denied'
>
>But the same module work one from other Citrix Servers.
>For example from CTX22, CTX23, the run command failed show up
> but does not show up under CTX21
>
>Any ideas?

I'm using Citrix myself, the users aren't. And it's on only one server. So can't help you with any large experience there.

Few bits, though: I'm not using RUN command anywhere. I get much more control over the execution of the external code using late Ed Rauh's API_APPRUN class (download #9477) - which is really simple and doesn't get influenced by bad .pif files. Also, if you're creating an Excel spreadsheet, use Automation:
oexcel= Createobject("excel.Application")
and you can do (almost) whatever you want with oExcel. I'm sure you'll find a lot of tools to make this easier.

Now if "access denied" is about a xls filename on Citrix that someone still has in use somewhere... then before trying to open that in Excel, try to open it low level, using fOpen()... if it can't open it exclusively, it won't raise an error, but will return -1 for a handle. Then you can try with a next filename.

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