Playing with Scan Codes
QTIPS - Compiling Protection Code
QTIPS - Invalid Code and Command
QTIPS - Code/Command Help
Compiling 64K on a Shoestring by Blaise Wrenn (LexStat Systems Ltd)
QTIPS - DOS File Names
DOS Interfacing (Part II)
VERBatim - V116
@ATTACK - @Pri.File
@ATTACK - @Rollout.File
File Variables
How Indexes Are Updated
Index Record Layouts
QTIPS - File Variable of File In SELECT Statement
QTIPS - Amending non-Attached Files
LINEAR HASH FILE STRUCTURES - Part 1
Index Flush
QTIPS - File Handle Structure
Vroom
QTIPS - Replacing GAS.BAR routine during PERFORM "SELECT"
QTIPS - Extended Select BY
QTIPS - PERFORM Arguments and FMT Specifications
What's New (and un(der)documented!) In 2.12
QTIPS - Menus Without an Action Bar
Reader's Clinic - Naming Routines
Reader's Clinic - Prompting for Passwords
Reader's Clinic - Removing "Searching Cross References" Message
Message
Trapping Message Calls
A RevTechie Replies - And Miscellaneous Jottings - Mike Pope - Revelation Technologies (UK) Ltd
QTIPS - Standardising Error Message Display
QTIPS - Interrupt Proof Error Messages
QTIPS - Improving the Message Window
Version 3 Technical Highlights - New Message Types
Compiling 64K on a Shoestring by Blaise Wrenn (LexStat Systems Ltd)
VERBatim - V15
QTIPS - Compiling Work around on runtimes
Reader's Clinic - EVAL
QTIPS - Compiling Protection Code
RTP5 and RTP51
Compiling 64K on a Shoestring by Blaise Wrenn (LexStat Systems Ltd)
Reader's Clinic - Page Marks in Windows

RevMedia FKB

DocumentV3I3A8
TitleQTIPS - Compiling Protection Code
KeywordsCOMPILE
CODE
PROTECT
TextTo see the generated code for the protection ("Compiling Protection Code")
create a blank record in the dict of the file to be protected called
%PROTECT SRC% Then perform an action which causes the "Compiling Protection
Code" message to be displayed AFTER the protection code has been compiled
the source will be left in here A careful examination of this code can be
used to predict how many fields WITH CONVERSIONS a file can have before SQL
can no longer be used on it

Failure to compile because the protection code is too large is usually
evidenced by a FS251 message


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