It seems that most folks agree that non-printing characters can be a major cause for the '7224' errors.
Our part descriptions are quite lengthy & detailed, so we need to have line breaks.
Is there a "best" way for haveing the control codes for new lines?
should it be <cr>, <lf>, <cr><lf>, or <lf><cr>?
We also use the <tab> character for formating the description in some parts built by the configurator.
Are they verboten as well?
<cr> = carriage return (ACSII #13)
<lf> = line feed (ASCII #10)
<tab> = horizontal tab (ASCII #09)
Calvin
Version 8.03.409c
DB = Progress 10.1b
Our part descriptions are quite lengthy & detailed, so we need to have line breaks.
Is there a "best" way for haveing the control codes for new lines?
should it be <cr>, <lf>, <cr><lf>, or <lf><cr>?
We also use the <tab> character for formating the description in some parts built by the configurator.
Are they verboten as well?
<cr> = carriage return (ACSII #13)
<lf> = line feed (ASCII #10)
<tab> = horizontal tab (ASCII #09)
Calvin
Version 8.03.409c
DB = Progress 10.1b