PRB: Compile Dialog Boxes Appear Inconsistent or IncompleteID: Q138495 The information in this article applies to:
SYMPTOMSIn Visual FoxPro, clicking Compile on the Program menu offers a different Compile dialog box from what you get when you type the following in the Command window:
Also, neither Compile dialog box offers an option to compile forms or
databases.
STATUSMicrosoft is researching this behavior and will post new information here in the Microsoft Knowledge Base as it becomes available.
MORE INFORMATIONPrograms are the default file type for compiling. In each of the two dialog boxes, the following files are displayed:
In Visual FoxPro, you can also compile forms and databases (databases for
stored procedures). However, forms cannot be compiled from either Compile
dialog box. You can, however, compile databases.
To compile databases, select All Files from the List Files of the Type list. Then select the appropriate file. To compile forms, use COMPILE FORM command in the Command window. NOTE: Forms are automatically compiled when they are saved from the Form Designer. Source code for stored procedures and forms are stored in memo fields either in the .dbc file table or .scx file table. When each is compiled, the object code is placed into an additional memo field. Typing the following command in the Command window will open the same dialog box that GETFILE() offers:
In this dialog box, the option to compile programs is offered, but only one
program may be selected. Program files, forms, and databases may be
compiled from this dialog box. No other compiling options are offered from
this dialog.
For much more in-depth compiling options, click Compile on the Program menu. The compile dialog box that appears allows you to compile multiple files at one time, as well create a log file, encrypt compiled files, include debugging information, and compile updated files only.
Steps to Reproduce Behavior1. In the Command window, type:
2. On the Program menu, click Compile.
Additional reference words: 3.00 VFoxWin
KBCategory: kbtool kbprb
KBSubcategory: FxtoolGeneral
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