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Message started by chrisbowden on 08/15/07 at 14:49:36

Title: QU-B Calendar Drill Down Change Sort Filter
Post by chrisbowden on 08/15/07 at 14:49:36

I pulled up Sales Orders on QU-B, selected a given date from the calendar and the appropriate filter grid appeared after a few seconds. However, the default sort sequence is By Est. Ship Date. I pulled the drop-down box down and changed it to By SO Number. The records on the grid disappeared and it would not re-populate. When I tried to go back in, I get a "FATAL ERR - File: caldrillbt.SRC Line: 456" message box that states "The field you are trying to use is unallocated. It may belong to a file that hasn't been opened yet, or was an array that was removed from memory - []TEMP0".

I click okay on the message box an another one appears except the title is for "File: ISTECH.LIB Line: 987". I click okay and another one appears for "File: caldrillbt.SRC Line: 356". I click okay and the 356 appears a 2nd time.

It keeps looping this until I give up and click Exit on the calendar screen. When I do I get another message box for "File: ISTECH.LIB Line: 2201" which appears twice. I now have to exit Evo as any further attempts to relaunch QU-B gives me an "Access violation at address blah-blah-blah" box. In fact, clicking File/Exit on Evo will now do nothing and clicking the 'X' gives me another "Fatal Err" message box. I have to right click on Evo's icon on the task bar and select Close. I hear a few beeps from my speakers and after a few seconds, Evo finally closes.

I've obviously pissed Evo off really good at this point! Any ideas?

Thanks!

Title: Re: QU-B Calendar Drill Down Change Sort Filter
Post by NovaZyg on 08/15/07 at 16:14:40

You bad, bad, user. How dare you piss evo off like that. ;)

I get it here too. I will see what I can do to fix it. It was something I was messing with a little while ago and fixed for most grids but I guess not the calendar grid.