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Thank you for your prompt help (as always). That worked.

Unfortunately however, I'm now getting the following run time error inside of a simple error box:

"truename not finished"

It's generating an error in the TDATABASE:_CFILE and it's being called from TDATABASE:SETAREA(458)

I just got the new FWH libraries for September 2019, but when I try to compile and link my program, I'm now getting the following 2 link errors: Error: Unresolved external '_hb_strAtI' referenced from C:\FWH\LIB\FIVEH.LIB|VSTRFUN1 Error: Unresolved external '_HB_FUN_HB_TSTOUTC' referenced from C:\FW...

http://forums.fivetechsupport.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=33156&p=195345#p195345 Thanks for all your help by the way. I did install the latest copy of Harbour, but I also downloaded and installed the zip file that you suggested to try it again anyway. No joy. FYI, I can compile the exact same c...

nageswaragunupudi wrote:TrueName() is a function.

If so, it's one that I'm never calling directly. The offending code looks like this:

use ars_data new

if (!neterr())

set index to ars_com, ars_acc
DATABASE oDbfParent

endif

After upgrading to the October 2016 version, I'm now getting a warning message related to TDatabases: I'm first getting a basic warning box when I'm trying to access DBF/NTX files that says "truename not finished", and then I'm getting the following error: from start: 0 hours 3 mins 37 sec...

Well, apparently addiing hbxpp.lib to the list of harbour libs took care of that GetCurrentDirectory problem, but...... The application now compiles just fine, but when I try to open up a TDatabase file, I'm getting a Warning box that pops up that says: Warning: Truename not finished I then get an e...

Thanks for everyone's help by the way. Sorry for not responding sooner, but I've been a bit preoccupied. I went through the buildh file list of various libs and I added a number of missing libs for Fivewin, Harbour, and Borland. That took care of 12 of the 13 missing references, but I'm still gettin...

I'm upgrading from a very old copy of Fivewin/Harbour to the October 16th version. The application seems to compile just fine in Harbour 3.2, the new version of FWH and BCC7, but I'm getting the following link error when I try to compile. What am I missing? Turbo Incremental Link 6.70 Copyright (c) ...

http://forums.fivetechsupport.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=27433 Doh! I should have read the appropriate threads first. Under UEStudio I just went to Build->Select Compiler and I added png.lib and hbzlib.lib to the Harbor application make file, and it resolved the issue. Thanks for the appropriate ad...

I'm upgrading to 13.8. So far I can compile the various modules via UEStudio, but when I get to the link routine, I get the following unresolved external errors: --------------------Configuration: OCW - Debug-------------------- Turbo Incremental Link 5.69 Copyright (c) 1997-2005 Borland Error: Unre...

FYI Antonio... I noticed that the compiler options in UEStudio still default to using the hbw32.lib references in the default .mak file for harbour 2.0. That file has been renamed to hbwin.lib in Harbour 2.0. It's no big deal because I can change the default mak file, but when you have nothing bette...

Bump...

Is anyone currently using the Harbour 2.0 libraries with Fivewin?

I installed Harbour 2.0 on my computer today with the intent of upgrading Harbour, but I'm wondering if I also need an update for Fivewin? I renamed the hb20 directories so that I am using all the same compile options as before. I did change the .rmk file to use the hbwin.lib rather than the hbw32.l...

I'd like to upgrade my application from a DBF file structure to an SQL oriented file structure this year, but I'd like to complicate things by keeping it as close to cross platform compatible as possible. My current applications runs on Harbour 1.1 (soon to be upgraded to 2.0) with a January 09 vers...

FYI, I was able to work around the problem, and convert the data I was after by calling a recnumber() function and using a while loop to make sure it never tried to skip past the last record. I'd still like to make sure I'm using the current libs.