This one's probably just for Bertil's buglist, but I thought others might
be interested.

In Pdx9 sp3, I'm setting a filter for a child table via code. It ends up
being a long string, and it works fine.

If I then click the Filter icon (yellow funnel), and click the child table,
I get a GPV (Runtime error 216 at 00071d6c) and get immediately thrown out
of Paradox - quite rudely!

My filter is:
dyn["InvoiceNo"] = "70094 or 70146 or 70190 or 70191 or 70196 or 70197 or
70202 or 70256 or 70277 or 70280 or 70281"
ok = ui.setGenFilter(dyn)

The code side of it works great, but the Filter dialog chokes.

Thanks,
Jim Moseley

Not sure this applies, but...

If you look at HELP on setgenfilter, it says that you can't start a
value with a numeric. Instead, you have to 'escape' a starting
numeric character with a backslash.



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Jim

I tested your filter interactively in P7 SP4, and P9 SP4 and I got no GPV.

I used a form where Customer and Orders were linked as 1-M, and I applied
your filter on Order No.

I also set the filter with your code, and open the Filter dialog and
activated the child table, Orders, without getting a GPV.

So I cannot recreate your problem.

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Michel

Such a cause is very hard to verify.

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