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Setup wizard problem
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23/04/2002 10:06:33
 
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Visual FoxPro
Category:
InstallShield
Miscellaneous
Thread ID:
00647511
Message ID:
00648117
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Hi Mark,

Thanks for the help. I put a path statement in my main program that referenced all of the programs, data, and forms in my project folder. Should I have changed the paths to my distribution folder or does the wizard do that for me.

Do I need to add my dsn files in the distribution folder?

Thanks
Jim


>So many possibilities, so little time. < bg >
>
>Did you include the CDX files with your tables? How about SET EXCLUSIVE OFF? In your forms, are you using private datasessions? If so, you need to read the Help file on the the topic of SET DATASESSION. You will need SET TALK, SET DELETED, SET DATABASE, etc., in your form base class so all these SET parms are run in each form with a private DS.
>
>How are you handling the connection to the server? DSN? Programmatically?
>
>Do you have necessary rights to the folder where you installed the app and data for testing? I assume so since you were able to install it there, but you may login as a different user than the one you ran the installation under.
>
>>Hello Group,
>>
>>I am not sure what this forum is for but I am going to give it a try.
>>
>>I have a Visual FoxPro program that i used to create an application.
>>I placed the application and all of the tables, database, code, and forms in a folder and ran the setup wizard. When I went and tested the setup program and tried to run the application on another machine. I receive errors of Sturctural CDX not found and Database CATC not open. The first few lines of my main program are
>>
>>on error do DevError with line()
>>
>>SET PROCEDURE TO jw_procedures ADDITIVE
>>SET SAFETY OFF
>>OPEN DATABASE CATC && open the database
>>SET DATABASE TO CATC
>>
>>What am I doing wrong. This program is a front end for an SQL Server and uses a lot of remote views and ODBC connections.
>>
>>Thanks for your help.
>>
>>Jim
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