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Posted 07/17/2007 1:07:36 PM


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Testing out DDT and when I modify a table's structure, then move a field up in the list, then delete a field, then the field that I moved up reverts back to it's original position. Then try to move the field again and it is not the same field but now the field actually shows up at the top of the list!

Jerry J. Jansen
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Posted 07/17/2007 1:58:32 PM


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Fixed.  We use the DDT constantly and apparently we have never run into this as I asked around.  I know that I haven't and if anyone else has run into it in the field they have not mentioned it.  It was a very simple problem....at rany rate, attached it a fixed EXE.  Just copy this over your existing EXE which should be located in the Program Files\MicroFour\StrataFrame folder.  Thanks for the heads up.

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Posted 07/17/2007 2:30:57 PM


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Thanks Trent.

Jerry J. Jansen
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