Developer 2.1 Project Builder
From: Louise Weiler <johnsl2_at_rpi.edu>
Date: Sun, 13 Sep 1998 15:22:57 -0400
Message-ID: <MXUK1.305$AT4.2173079_at_proxye1.nycap.rr.com>
I am in the process of converting an application from Developer 1.3 to Developer 2.1. I am using project builder --- it's working VERY nicely to convert/compile my 40+ forms, reports, graphics, etc., and then re-compiling as necessary for changes I have had to make. But, I seem to have one problem. Whenever I compile an Oracle graphic (ogd) into an executable (ogr), Oracle Graphics doesn't shut down after the compilation like it does with Oracle Forms and Oracle Graphics. Okay, I can sit there and press <Alt><F4> over and over and over again; the thing is, whatever triggers those files to NOT be compiled again (unless something has changed) doesn't seem to get set, and so EVERY time I issue a Compile Incremental, I have to sit through the 10 Oracle Graphics routines (even when they have not been touched).
Date: Sun, 13 Sep 1998 15:22:57 -0400
Message-ID: <MXUK1.305$AT4.2173079_at_proxye1.nycap.rr.com>
I am in the process of converting an application from Developer 1.3 to Developer 2.1. I am using project builder --- it's working VERY nicely to convert/compile my 40+ forms, reports, graphics, etc., and then re-compiling as necessary for changes I have had to make. But, I seem to have one problem. Whenever I compile an Oracle graphic (ogd) into an executable (ogr), Oracle Graphics doesn't shut down after the compilation like it does with Oracle Forms and Oracle Graphics. Okay, I can sit there and press <Alt><F4> over and over and over again; the thing is, whatever triggers those files to NOT be compiled again (unless something has changed) doesn't seem to get set, and so EVERY time I issue a Compile Incremental, I have to sit through the 10 Oracle Graphics routines (even when they have not been touched).
[Quoted] Is this a setting somewhere that I need to set, or a problem with Project Builder?
Thanks!
Louise Received on Sun Sep 13 1998 - 21:22:57 CEST