Re: comments in-line

hi daniel,

thx again for your help, i finally got rid of that problem - seems i really have to use another db for development than for the running system ... do not really understand how that works with missing objects in runtime db, but oh well ... ;) ... @ least i can load the form without errors now.

unfortunately i ran into some new probs after solving that but i will try to look it up tomorrow before wrecking your nerves even more with my new newbie questions (nevertheless i hope i can ask again if i'm not able to solve 'em on my own)

kind regards

Andreas Zimmermann

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Daniel Morgan wrote:



> Comments in-line.

> 

> Andreas Zimmermann wrote:

> > hi daniel,

> > 

> > first thx for your quick answer and also thx for your nice words

> > about the prearrangements of my first posting ... ;)

> > 

> > back to your inline comments, i have some additional notes or

> > questions:

> > 

> > 1. i logged on to db before trying to load the form into forms

> > developer, it's the right db (which works with compiled forms

> > application without any so far shown errors) and the user has, as

> > mentioned, all rights that he should need (oracle dba, application

> > dba, application user + some additional roles i gave him cause i

> > thought exactly that would be one of the probs) ... so last thing

> > is the instance that you considered to be not set up correctly -

> > could you maybe please give me a hint what could be the instance's

> > prob (so that i know at least the direction i have to search in) ?!

> 

> For every table and other object the form says it can't find ... log

> in with SQL*Plus and determine the owner and the granted privileges.

> 

> > 2. so far i think that the form i try to overwork is the main form

> > of that application, but i will check in office tomorrow wether i'm

> > wrong (and you're right) or not ... is there any hint or

> > distinctive mark for such 'main forms' ?!

> 

> Look for red arrows in the lower left corner of the icons for windows,

> canvases, blocks, items, triggers, property classes, visual attribute

> groups, etc.

> 

> > 3. you talk of a hard-coded directory ... where could that be hard

> > coded - in the form or (more likely as far as i understood you) the

> > .pll itself ?!

> 

> In the .PLL.

> > 

> > thx again for any help - i hope i'm not too annoying ...

> > 

> > 

> > kind regards

> > 

> > Andreas Zimmermann