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ReplyDo you get any error message at all, or does the application and IDE simply shut down without warning? Also, have you tried stepping through your code to pinpoint where the crash is occurring?Regards,Mahsa-(Ms) Mahsa AnvariniaComponentOne LLC'Robert' wrote:Hello,We got a problem after updating our Visual Studio to SP6 for an old application of ours. Now, if a form with a TrueDB Grid 6.0f in storage (XArray) mode is opened, the whole Visual Studio simply crashes.
This also happens in the compiled version of our application.Any ideas?kind regardsRobert. ReplyHello Robert,I suggest you to try out the application using the latest Version of TDBGrid. Yoiu can download it from the following:wrote in messagenews:42e6585b$1@vger5.componentone.com. Hello, We got a problem after updating our Visual Studio to SP6 for an old application of ours. Now, if a form with a TrueDB Grid 6.0f in storage (XArray) mode is opened, the whole Visual Studio simply crashes.
This also happens in the compiled version of our application. Any ideas? kind regards Robert. ReplyHi Mahsa,there are no Problems with Visual Studio and VS SP 5 installed - after installing VS SP6 the problem occurs.The Problem is easy to reproduce!Run Visual Basic 6.0 SP 6, add a reference to 'Apex True DBGrid Pro 6.0 (OLEDB)' (f) and place a grid onto the form. In the Properies Window change the Datamode-Property to '4-Storage'.
Apex True Dbgrid Pro 6.0
This is enough to crash the Visual Basic IDE!Regards,Tom'Mahsa' wrote:Do you get any error message at all, or does the application and IDE simply shut down without warning? Also, have you tried stepping through your code to pinpoint where the crash is occurring?Regards,Mahsa-(Ms) Mahsa AnvariniaComponentOne LLC'Robert' wrote:Hello,We got a problem after updating our Visual Studio to SP6 for an old application of ours. Now, if a form with a TrueDB Grid 6.0f in storage (XArray) mode is opened, the whole Visual Studio simply crashes. This also happens in the compiled version of our application.Any ideas?kind regardsRobert.
I am using a Apex True DBGrid Pro 6.0, and in one of my columns I need to only allow the users to enter a maximum of 7 digits. I tried using the code below:With dbgTransData.Columns('Case Num').Width = 1100:.Caption = 'Case Num':.Alignment = dbgRight.EditMask = '#######':.NumberFormat = 'Edit Mask':.HeadAlignment = dbgCenterEnd WithThe code works as far as only allowing the user to enter 7 digits but I need the default value to display as '0000000'.
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The code above displays a default value of '0' centered in the column.Any ideas on how to get what I am trying to accompish to work?