Hi,
I got the following error in my logfile - what does that mean? Those 
functions are none of mine - therefore it might be an error within the 
WAA-Server.
Phil (or anyone else) - any idea???

TIA,
Martin 

Hi Martin,
Did you use context object?
Try to delete waa1srv.dbf with index and memo.

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Regards,

Vladimir


"Martin Altmann" <Altmann@altem.de> wrote in message
news:JfBZgGlqEHA.6380@S15147418...
> Hi,
> I got the following error in my logfile - what does that mean? Those
> functions are none of mine - therefore it might be an error within the
> WAA-Server.
> Phil (or anyone else) - any idea???
>
> TIA,
> Martin
>
>
>

Vladimir,
yup!
And then? Are they being rebuild automagically?
Regards,
Martin

Yup, they are!
Thanks for the hint - hope all is going well again.
Another question to all of you: Our customers are able to enter data into 
our WAA-app. They can enter as much records as they wish. At the end they 
are getting kind of an overview of all entered records and they can either 
delete some (they are only deleted() but the dbf is NOT packed!) or submit 
the entries.
To keep track of the entered records I am using the record numbers. So I am 
setting a context object to the appropriate record numbers. I thought this 
to be foolproof enough but I have been proofed wrong once more 
I do definitely know of at least one who saw totally different records than 
the one he entered! As he just entered one (!) but saw two in the overview I 
am just wondering whether either my system of using a context object and the 
appropriate record numbers is dumb (and if so, how are you guys doing it?) 
or if it might be linked to my aforementioned problem with the waa1srv.dbf 
going nuts.
If the latter - any idea on how I can resolve that problem BEFORE (or as 
soon as) it happens again automatically?

TIA,
Martin

Hi Martin,
I got same issues when waa was installed behind the firewall or router. I
can only say that I had a claim that some data was mixed up. I have 2
workarounds:
1.) I create my object which uses the same dbf (waa1srv.dbf) and uses some
unique (WAA_PACKAGE+userId )get/put value from the HTML3 object to save as
WAA1SRV->SESSION
2) A static array to access user data using UserId from HTML3

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Regards,

Vladimir


"Martin Altmann" <Altmann@altem.de> wrote in message
news:sbfcNipqEHA.8060@S15147418...
> Yup, they are!
> Thanks for the hint - hope all is going well again.
> Another question to all of you: Our customers are able to enter data into
> our WAA-app. They can enter as much records as they wish. At the end they
> are getting kind of an overview of all entered records and they can either
> delete some (they are only deleted() but the dbf is NOT packed!) or submit
> the entries.
> To keep track of the entered records I am using the record numbers. So I
am
> setting a context object to the appropriate record numbers. I thought this
> to be foolproof enough but I have been proofed wrong once more 
> I do definitely know of at least one who saw totally different records
than
> the one he entered! As he just entered one (!) but saw two in the overview
I
> am just wondering whether either my system of using a context object and
the
> appropriate record numbers is dumb (and if so, how are you guys doing it?)
> or if it might be linked to my aforementioned problem with the waa1srv.dbf
> going nuts.
> If the latter - any idea on how I can resolve that problem BEFORE (or as
> soon as) it happens again automatically?
>
> TIA,
> Martin
>
>

Vladimir,
thanks for the ideas. Some more questions:
Regarding 1.) - did I get it right? You are not using a database for the 
entered data but save all entries just to the waa1srv.dbf?? I thought there 
is some automatic housekeeping being done that deletes old entries!
Regarding 2.) - I am using a local array for passing the data between my 
functions (pages that is). Shouldn't it be working the same?

Regards,
Martin

"Vladimir Iahnenco" <vladimir.iahnenco@scancode.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag 
news:91ojv8uqEHA.8060@S15147418...
> Hi Martin,
> I got same issues when waa was installed behind the firewall or router. I
> can only say that I had a claim that some data was mixed up. I have 2
> workarounds:
> 1.) I create my object which uses the same dbf (waa1srv.dbf) and uses some
> unique (WAA_PACKAGE+userId )get/put value from the HTML3 object to save as
> WAA1SRV->SESSION
> 2) A static array to access user data using UserId from HTML3
>
> --
> Regards,
>
> Vladimir

Martin,
Regarding #1 there is a ACCDATE field in the wa1srv dbf. I have the same
IVar, when a new user logins it checks for all my old open sessions and
saves them. This is my housekeeping, what waa does - I just know when I
create a new context object and waa1srv doesn't exists it creates it (same
do I). You will have from time to time to restart waa because of errors,
issues etc,so you can delete all old items or the dbf completely.

Local vars works fine when you send parameters from one func to another
inside one session,.i.e. until you haven't  return TRUE. Static vars are
common for all threads, so if you change in one thread, changes will be
visible in all the rest.

--
Regards,

Vladimir


"Martin Altmann" <Altmann@altem.de> wrote in message
news:#qoi68wqEHA.8060@S15147418...
> Vladimir,
> thanks for the ideas. Some more questions:
> Regarding 1.) - did I get it right? You are not using a database for the
> entered data but save all entries just to the waa1srv.dbf?? I thought
there
> is some automatic housekeeping being done that deletes old entries!
> Regarding 2.) - I am using a local array for passing the data between my
> functions (pages that is). Shouldn't it be working the same?
>
> Regards,
> Martin
>
> "Vladimir Iahnenco" <vladimir.iahnenco@scancode.com> schrieb im
Newsbeitrag
> news:91ojv8uqEHA.8060@S15147418...
> > Hi Martin,
> > I got same issues when waa was installed behind the firewall or router.
I
> > can only say that I had a claim that some data was mixed up. I have 2
> > workarounds:
> > 1.) I create my object which uses the same dbf (waa1srv.dbf) and uses
some
> > unique (WAA_PACKAGE+userId )get/put value from the HTML3 object to save
as
> > WAA1SRV->SESSION
> > 2) A static array to access user data using UserId from HTML3
> >
> > --
> > Regards,
> >
> > Vladimir
>
>