From the description, it does sound like a network issue. If you have Pro or Plus, you can go client/server without buying additional licenses. You'll only be able to make one connection, but that's all you have now anyway.

Hammer wrote on Oct 12^th, 2007 at 10:29pm:


I took our application home over the weekend...it ran fine, no problems I can see anywhere.  One thing that keeps "bugging" me is that I've never had the problems that my coworker is reporting/experiencing and I haven't been looking over his shoulder watching what he's doing when these glitches appear.

I know you folks are busy, but would it be worth having a look at my application to see if there is anything obvious that could be causing problems via my programming or design specs?  I just don't want "Sesame" to continue to be blamed for problems that are something I've done (or have not done that I should have).  As I said, I've had zero problems when I personally run our application or access our files from the public drive.

As always, thank you all.

As always, thank you all.

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Thanks Ben.  I'll sent (send even) the files in a bit.  Let me know if there's any pilot error on my part.  Appreciate your help very much.

Charlie

*edited for grammar...I love Mondays

PS.  I can also send our data if you'd need to run it also...no problem.

Perhaps this machine has a flaky network card or a bad cable?

BTW, if you are using version 2, you can hide the Save button.

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Thanks again Ben. I really appreciate your diagnosis.  I'll pass some ideas along to our ITs and see if they have anything specific on that drive...and also have them check out this worstation here.  Thabnk you again for checking the app. out for me.  If I hear the word "bug" one more time...it's become the generic diagnosis...   and I'm getting more than tired of hearing it.

Thanks 

Infinity wrote on Oct 16^th, 2007 at 7:34pm:



I'd say something like, "you must be kidding", but I know you're not.  Design changes?  Yep...he wants those also.  There are some we have discussed that would be perfect for our purposes...drop down list that would autofill serial numbers into our repair records from the parent inventory, as well as equipment types, model numbers, etc.  He suggested that Sesame may be too difficult for "us" and we should pay someone to design applications for us.  Not a bad idea, BUT, "WE" had problems just navigating around two very simple Q&A applications that had zero programming prior to purchasing Sesame...printing reports, doing custom searches...hitting F1 was too difficult to remember when in seach/update mode to get help on search specs.

I'll ease "us" into the more elaborate stuff. 

One thing I will say is that I would have NO reservations having Hammer design anything for us.  The entire Lantica group is astounding.  I have never met a more professional and helpful bunch in the industry or, for that matter, in any comapny I have dealt with through 25 years of working where I am.  I love "playing" with Sesame and have tried to be a bit more conscious of when and when not to ask for help on my stuff.  I had absolutley zero experience with programming in any form of Basic -or other programming languages- prior to installing Sesame and they have gone above and beyond to push me along the correct path to have things work for me as they should.  The users on this foum have been amazing as well.  As for my "organization"...let's just say I'm forced to fly solo in the current climate.   

Hammer wrote on Oct 20^th, 2007 at 12:54pm:


Thanks for the encouragement Hammer    I've had to do that personally as well as professionally...living in California presents its challenges in many areas.   I removed the rest of this post to "Not About Sesame folder"...Forgive my "manifesto" there...