Hi
i have one error when i want to print with Fivewin
"Clipper Internal Error"
DIBREAD(0)
Unrecovreable error 5300: not enough memory
I don't see the 5300 error in clipper doc.
Any idea?
I think it is a problem of configuration, but what?
Fw 2.2 Clip 5.3 MS link Celeron 2.8 Ghz 500Mo Ram
Thanks
Bonjour Patili,
unless i don't see your print code, i suppose you're trying to print a bitmap which is too big.
May be you could think about switching to (x)Harbour which doesn't know such errors.
I did it some month ago. It was very easy, i have no more memory errors and i did never regrett.
Regards,
Detlef
Patili,
Clipper does not support files larger than 64 Ks.
FWH + [x]Harbour support them
It just send me an error when i preview a print.
But it is working very good on an other station of my network, so i think it is jjust a configuration problem.
What should i take in my autoexec.bat or config.sys ?
I use the free MS Link , will it work with Harbour?
Patili,
you will not need MS Link for (x)Harbour.
You just download the binaries for (x)Harbour and the complete Borland or MicroSoft compiler package for free.
Regards,
Detlef
patili wrote:... FWH will support all my FWClipper code, and don't generate this error?
Thanks
Patrick
And i use Hypersix driver Index *.nsx which is very fast.
What append from my indexes with FWH?
patili wrote:And i use Hypersix driver Index *.nsx which is very fast.
What append from my indexes with FWH?
Patili,
There will be lots of people willing to help you convert to 32bit.
You won't regret it.
Regards,
James
Thanks everybody, in this time i have not very much time for "Clippering" (i am building my new veterinay clinic and have a lot of problems with it).
I say "Clippering" because i am and old .not. "mohican" .but. "brontosaure"
from the Clipper area. In my app, i use many of the Hypersix function:
eg: sx_setscope(), sx_keysincluded() .... and compound indexes.
Will it be easy to translate this in 32 bist
Patili,
Both the CDX and NTX RDDs support scopes and compound indexes. I'm not sure what sx_keysincluded() does, so I don't know about that one.
You could probably write functions with the same names as the Hypersix functions and use the new functions to translate to the new RDD.
Example:
function sx_setscope(...)
return ordSetScope(...)
This way you wouldn't have to change all the Hypersix function calls in your entire program.
James
Very good idea
Thnks.
Hi everybody
i have found why my print didn't work and generate this error:
it is because the bmp file of the oprn:saybitmap( .bpm) was not on the station but on the serveur (set default to \serveur)
I just copy it on the local drive c:
and oprn:saybitmap( "c:\ .bpm")
and everything work well and i didn't have thie horrible error 5300
Now i will go slowly to harbour
