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Bug in NET Framework 1.1

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Hi,



This is an old bug, I've come to realize, that seems to be behind much of my

problem in binding controls to a dataset. I am using the NET Framework 1.1

and trying to edit fields in a child table that has a column expression

which references several parent tables. The error I get is "There is no

proposed data to access." I know this is a bug; however, I haven't been able

to find any workarounds for it. Does anyone know of any? Or do I have to

upgrade? And if so, what do I have to upgrade to?


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Re:Bug in NET Framework 1.1

Peter,



If you know that it is a bug you can contact Microsoft direct as it is as

you told, AFAIK you get a workaround for free. Otherwise it cost of course

money, but you seems so sure.



Cor



"Peter" <starrim@hotmail.com>schreef in bericht

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Hi,



This is an old bug, I've come to realize, that seems to be behind much of

my problem in binding controls to a dataset. I am using the NET Framework

1.1 and trying to edit fields in a child table that has a column

expression which references several parent tables. The error I get is

"There is no proposed data to access." I know this is a bug; however, I

haven't been able to find any workarounds for it. Does anyone know of any?

Or do I have to upgrade? And if so, what do I have to upgrade to?





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Re:Bug in NET Framework 1.1

I'd reccomend upgrading to the latest version of Visual Fred.



1.1 doesn't even work in Vista; and 1.1 isn't included in _ANY_

operating systems.,. right?







On Apr 20, 9:47 pm, "Peter" <star...@hotmail.com>wrote:

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Hi,



This is an old bug, I've come to realize, that seems to be behind much of my

problem in binding controls to a dataset. I am using the NET Framework 1.1

and trying to edit fields in a child table that has a column expression

which references several parent tables. The error I get is "There is no

proposed data to access." I know this is a bug; however, I haven't been able

to find any workarounds for it. Does anyone know of any? Or do I have to

upgrade? And if so, what do I have to upgrade to?





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