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15/05/2001 10:20:34
Cetin Basoz
Engineerica Inc.
Izmir, Turquie
 
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Visual FoxPro
Catégorie:
FoxPro 2.x
Titre:
Divers
Thread ID:
00507209
Message ID:
00507280
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>I have a Legacy Foxpro 2.6 for Windows App here to maintain.
>
>I found that they are using on this particular form a listbox. This listbox gets its input from a SQL Select feeding to an Array. The selected value goes to a variable (character).
>
>One problem.
>
>I am starting fresh with the code to create a new layer of input, so I copied this to use. I am starting with blank databases, so the SQL statement gets NO records, hence the array is non-existant, and the form crashes upon starting.
>
>What is a solution for this? I have placed code to check _TALLY, and then intialize the Array with 1 element, and placed values in the array element.
>
>Is there a cleaner way?
>What would you do?
>
>Tommy

Tommy,
My approach is a little different. I never dimension the array before SQL and explicitly release array if by any means I would do another SQL into the same array.
Because if array exists SQL doesn't shrink its size in cases resulting a wrong assumption that there were elements.
Instead whenever I select into array I explicitly check :
if type('arrSQL[1,1]') # 'U'
...
else
..
endif
If SQL returned no reults it would be 'U'. If you really ever need a nonempty array you could take care of it in else part in safer way.
_Tally is not always reliable IMHO.
Cetin
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