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formonly problem

Posted in 1999

Topics: Installation, Setup & Upgrades, Stored Procedures & SPL, Connectivity: ESQL/C, 4GL & Embedded SQL, Platform-Specific Issues, Versions, Editions & End-of-Life

Carlo Haller — — source: Informix-list mailing list archive (1991-1998)

Hi everybody, We made an upgrade from ONLINE DS 7.23.UC3 (sparc models class C solaris 2.4) to IDS 7.31.UC2-1 (sparc models class D solaris 2.6) and a 4GL upgrade from 4GL 6.05.UD1 (sparc models class C solaris 2.4) to 4GL 7.20.UD7 (sparc models class D solaris 2.6). After the upgrade 4gl-forms using "database formonly" didn't work anymore. The program produced a segmentation fault error and wrote a core. Can anybody help me? Thanks Carlo Haller, igss luxembourg n.b. extract of the syntax code that produced the error: in the MAIN: ... define dspdate date ... let dspdate = today display dspdate to formonly.titdate ... in the 4gl-form: database formonly screen { ... [d1 ] } attributes d1 = formonly.titdate type date, format = "(ddd) mmm dd, yyyy"; end ...

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Art S. Kagel — — source: Informix-list mailing list archive (1991-1998)

You did not state - did you recompile the forms using the 7.20 form4gl? Art S. Kagel Carlo Haller wrote: > > Hi everybody, > We made an upgrade from ONLINE DS 7.23.UC3 (sparc models class C solaris > 2.4) to IDS 7.31.UC2-1 (sparc models class D solaris 2.6) and a 4GL > upgrade from > 4GL 6.05.UD1 (sparc models class C solaris 2.4) to > 4GL 7.20.UD7 (sparc models class D solaris 2.6). > After the upgrade 4gl-forms using "database formonly" didn't work > anymore. > The program produced a segmentation fault error and wrote a core. > Can anybody help me? > Thanks > Carlo Haller, igss luxembourg > > n.b. > extract of the syntax code that produced the error: > in the MAIN: > ... > define dspdate date > ... > let dspdate = today > display dspdate to formonly.titdate > ... > > in the 4gl-form: > database formonly > screen > { > ... > [d1 ] > } > attributes > d1 = formonly.titdate type date, format = "(ddd) mmm dd, yyyy"; > end > ...

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