>I have tried something like this, but using the SYS(2005) instead. It worked great in the IDE, but insisted on creating a new FoxUser in the current folder when ran as a EXE. Then, the return value of SYS(2005) would be returned as a empty string. Is there any thing different the SYS() method then the SET() method of getting the table name?
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>Thnaks
No.
Do you have SET RESOURCE ON / SET RESOURCE TO foxuser.dbf and do you have foxuser.dbf in the EXE folder?
I did a test in a project, it works if meet the following conditions?
1. SET RESOURCE ON
2. SET RESOURCE TO FOXUSER.DBF
3. You have foxuser.dbf in the path the app is aware of .
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