Hola Amigos...
Does somebody faced this:
I have in a table definition a logical field, with format "Si/No" (actually all tables that I have turned to BE, breaked here).
after running the wizard to make BE, the .i file has a definition of format or initial value of a logical field with error... I have to return to YES where were SI and then it goes ok...
I wonder if is a bug, or am I missing something?
Can you share the exact text of the error? I would guess this is a bug, but the error message might shed some light.
What is the actual line that gets incorrectly generated?
This is the error on the code.. (i truncated some fields..)
and this is the datadictionary.... after this, all I have to do is chage the "Si" initial value to "Yes", but invariably (5 or 6 tables so far) got the value incorrectly defined....
I think this is a bug. It should have omitted the INITIAL value or included the FORMAT along with it.
I suggest you log a call with Technical Support on this.
Yes. I have encountered and reported this bug in 2009 !!!
Workaround at that time was to use "Si /No" (with a space after "Si " until bug is fixed.
Looks like they have not found time to fix this bug for 6 years now :-)
Looks like an anglocentric issue. "YES" has 3 characters, "Si" has two.
Maybe Jean Richert can tell us if there is a problem with the french format "Non"