HI,

IT DOES NOT FUNCTION THE COMMAND IN VB .NET

cmd = US.CreateUniCommand()
Comando = "SORT BP = "TEST]"
cmd.Command = Comando
cmd.Execute()

IN UTCL THE COMMAND THIS OK

COMMANDS THAT DO NOT POSSESS SELECTION ARE OK.

SAMPLE OK IN VB .NET

cmd = US.CreateUniCommand()
Comando = "SORT BP"
cmd.Command = Comando
cmd.Execute()

alegon wrote:
hi alegon, in .net if you want a string to contain quotes you use
double quotes, so the above would be
Comando = "SORT BP = ""TEST]"""

rgds
Symeon

Symeon escreveu:

Hi Symeon,

thus also it does not find itens :

Comando = "SORT BP = ""TEST]""" (return cmd.SystemReturnCode = -1)
Comando = "SORT BP = 'TEST]'" (return cmd.SystemReturnCode = -1)
Comando = "SORT BP = \TEST]\" (return cmd.SystemReturnCode = -1)
Comando = "SORT BP = /TEST]/" (return cmd.SystemReturnCode = -1)

Hi Symeon,

thus also it does not find itens :


Comando = "SORT BP = ""TEST]""" (return cmd.SystemReturnCode = -1)
Comando = "SORT BP = 'TEST]'" (return cmd.SystemReturnCode = -1)
Comando = "SORT BP = \TEST]\" (return cmd.SystemReturnCode = -1)
Comando = "SORT BP = /TEST]/" (return cmd.SystemReturnCode = -1)

Perhaps this:
Comando = "SORT BP = " & CHR$(34) & "TEST" & CHR$(34)
or similar.

¡Buenas suerte!

--
frosty

alegon wrote:

Hi Alegon

What ECLTYPE are you using?

ECLTYPE P will work with this syntax
ECLTYPE U will need
SORT BP WITH @ID LIKE "TEST..."

You can change your ECL type in the login paragraph for your account.


Rgds
Symeon.

Symeon escreveu:

Hi Symeon,

I use o ECLTYPE 'P'

ED MD LOGIN
Top of "LOGIN" in "MD", 5 lines, 58 characters.
001: PA
002: ECLTYPE 'P'
003: BASICTYPE 'P'
004: UDT.OPTIONS 11 ON
005: DATE-FORMAT

or in vb. net I have that to define some property ?