>>>>>>When I do
USE FileDoesNotExist
an ''Open" Dialog Window pops up. How can I prevent that from happening? In a batchjob I rather have the error number (that can be written to a log file) than that user interactive window.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>By the way, yes I know I might check for the existence, but that's not the issue here. Is there some command that will disable that type of semi-intelligent handling?
>>>>>
>>>>>Check SET TABLEPROMPT command in Help (VFP9 only).
>>>>
>>>>Ah, that's the one indeed! I had seen it once, but forgotten its name. The weird thing is that I checked all SET commands, I thought. :-)
>>>>
>>>>Thanx.
>>>
>>>Took me a few minutes to remember as well.
>>
>>By the way, my example was incorrect. USE FileDoesNotExist will generate an error. But BROWSE in an area without a table/cursor will open that dialog box.
>
>And that's exactly why we asked for this setting, and eventually got it.
Should've been in version 3.0 already. :-)
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