VFP, Visual Foxpro 6 - Not A Table Error Message

Visual Foxpro 6 - Not A Table Error Message

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Ralph #1 / 6	Visual Foxpro 6 - Not A Table Error Message While rebuilding an application I got the Not A Table Error Message but I can't find where it is coming from. I am converting from Foxbase and I create dynamic temp databases along the way. Everything compiles clean, but if I run the project builder to build an application or exe or just build a project I get this cryptic message. Suggestions on tracking it down? I already opened all my major databases in VFP and updated the code page. Ralph
Thu, 19 Aug 2004 02:51:50 GMT

Mike Gagno #2 / 6	Visual Foxpro 6 - Not A Table Error Message Since in VFP pretty much everything is a table (including .FRX, .VCX, SCX etc..) Try opening your forms,libraries,reports and see if you get that message. Quote: > While rebuilding an application I got the Not A Table Error Message > but I can't find where it is coming from. I am converting from > Foxbase and I create dynamic temp databases along the way. Everything > compiles clean, but if I run the project builder to build an > application or exe or just build a project I get this cryptic message. > Suggestions on tracking it down? > I already opened all my major databases in VFP and updated the code > page. > Ralph
Thu, 19 Aug 2004 03:40:03 GMT

Lew Schwart #3 / 6	Visual Foxpro 6 - Not A Table Error Message Sounds like the project file itself is corrupt. Erase and rebuild if you can. -Lew Quote: > While rebuilding an application I got the Not A Table Error Message > but I can't find where it is coming from. I am converting from > Foxbase and I create dynamic temp databases along the way. Everything > compiles clean, but if I run the project builder to build an > application or exe or just build a project I get this cryptic message. > Suggestions on tracking it down? > I already opened all my major databases in VFP and updated the code > page. > Ralph
Thu, 19 Aug 2004 07:34:28 GMT

Paul Le #4 / 6	Visual Foxpro 6 - Not A Table Error Message Quote: > While rebuilding an application I got the Not A Table Error Message > but I can't find where it is coming from. ...... Try USE MyProject.PJX If you still get the error, then the table representing the project is corrupt. You should be able to rebuild the project after erasing the .PJX/.PJT files. Sometimes its possible to repair the project tables (they are really only .dbf/.fpt equivalents) but it may be too much hassle if too many memo's pointers in the .PJX are messed up. ----------------------------------------------------------------- Paul Lee ........... Abri Technologies ......... http://abri.com/ 'Recover' - top rated FoxPro file repair utility. -----------------------------------------------------------------
Thu, 19 Aug 2004 14:04:39 GMT

Ralph #5 / 6	Visual Foxpro 6 - Not A Table Error Message I tried deleting and rebuilding the project (and doing a USE on the project produced no errors) with no change/luck plus now I am getting "Unable to fine Unknown ICURSX" which is one of my public variables in a procedure. When I recompile the procedure I get "no compilation errors". Is there any way short of disabling my procedures one by one to determine which of my free tables VFP doesn't like. It's frustrating getting cryptic messages that basically say an error has been found, now you get to spend hours trying to find it because VFP won't give you the filename of where the error occurred. Also is there a good Foxbase/Foxpro 2.5b (DOS) to VFP 6 conversion tool (besides the embedded one in VFP)? Thanks, Ralph
Fri, 20 Aug 2004 07:33:40 GMT

Anders Altber #6 / 6	Visual Foxpro 6 - Not A Table Error Message for each o in _vfp.activeproject.files if inlist(JustExt(upper(o.name),'DBF','SCX','FRX','DBC','MNX') USE (o.name) Endif Next Use -Anders Quote: > I tried deleting and rebuilding the project (and doing a USE on the > project produced no errors) with no change/luck plus now I am getting > "Unable to fine Unknown ICURSX" which is one of my public variables in > a procedure. When I recompile the procedure I get "no compilation > errors". Is there any way short of disabling my procedures one by one > to determine which of my free tables VFP doesn't like. It's > frustrating getting cryptic messages that basically say an error has > been found, now you get to spend hours trying to find it because VFP > won't give you the filename of where the error occurred. > Also is there a good Foxbase/Foxpro 2.5b (DOS) to VFP 6 conversion > tool (besides the embedded one in VFP)? > Thanks, > Ralph
Wed, 25 Aug 2004 10:31:06 GMT

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