Dynamic Query and default run-time values

I am trying to build a dynamic query within dreamweaver and
retain access from the bindings panel.
here is a simple pseudo-query I want to expand on.
"SELECT object FROM objects_table WHERE widget_number =
widgets"
widgets is set up as a variable with a run-time value that
relates to $_GET['widgets']
this works fine but now i want to expand on this so the query
returns all results if $_GET['widgets'] is undefined. I was hoping
I could set the default value for widgets to equal widget_number so
I would get....
"SELECT object FROM objects_table WHERE widget_number =
widget_number" but the runtime query is actually
"SELECT object FROM objects_table WHERE widget_number =
'widget_number' " which obviously doesn't work.
I can alter the query manually from the code view but then I
lose access to the bindings panel as dreamweaver doesn't parse the
query properly.
Any pointers?
Thanks in advance
- Andrew

Andy Millne wrote:
> That will work fine server-side yeah but dreamweaver
cannot parse the code at
> design time so by altering the code in this way you lose
access to the bindings
> panel and all the server behaviours that depend on the
recordset have
> exclamation marks alongside.
This is simply a question of organizing your workflow. As you
have
discovered, Dreamweaver no longer recognizes a recordset if
you make
changes to the basic structure of the code. The answer is to
use
Dreamweaver to construct your page using an unaltered
recordset. Once
the design stage is complete, make the changes required by
inserting
your conditional statement. Yes, the fieldnames disappear
from the
Bindings panel, and you get exclamation marks in the Server
Behaviors
panel, but that's not important. If you need to restore them
for any
reason, just wrap the changes in /* */ comments. Remove the
comments
when you have finished.
David Powers, Adobe Community Expert
Author, "The Essential Guide to Dreamweaver CS3" (friends of
ED)
Author, "PHP Solutions" (friends of ED)
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I am having the exact same problem but with LV 6.1 and M/S WORD 2000. It appears that the "New Report.vi" is trying to open "C:\APP.DIR\Word_Open.vi" and "C:\APP.Dir\Word_Open_Document.vi" by reference. The "OFFICE 2000.TXT" says that "_exclsub.llb and _wordsub.llb must be added as support files when building an application or a dynamic link library with the application builder." I added them as Support Files and I copied them to the "C:\TESTER\" where the TESTER.EXE is and I still get ERROR 7 in "NEW REPORT.VI" at VI OPEN REFERENCE.
Do I need to make a "C:\TESTER\DATA\" sub-dir and put the support files there?
I am building on MY COMPUTER on F: Drive on a network and transporting files to the real Tester.
I displayed my App.Property of APP.DI
R at start up and it is C:\TESTER\ ! How would my application know that "Word_Open.vi" and "Word_Open_Document.vi" are actually inside the _wordsub.llb?
Any ideas ?
Greg Klocek

VISA Write differs between TS Development System and LV Run-Time Engine

Hi all
I made an application on LabVIEW to test BERs (Bit Error Rates), and I used VISA Write between two COM ports to exchange data.
Everything works fine using just LabVIEW.
Afterwards, I used TestStand to call my application (VI). The LabVIEW adapters from TestStand were set to Development System by default, and everything works OK!!
Finally, I needed to disable the development system, and set the LabVIEW adapters from TestStand to LabVIEW Run-Time Engine and I notice that the speed of the data exchange between the two COM ports decreased dramatically.
The only difference was the speed...because all the data (changed slowly in this case) arrived correctly on the other COM port too.
The symptom was the same as decreasing the baud rate...but the baud rate and all the other configurations remained the same. The only difference was the change between Develpment System to Run-Time Engine to notice this decreased speed between the exchanged data using VISA Write.
Any solutions for this?
Thanks in advance
Joao
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Joao,
you state that using the LV Developement System as execution platform for your LV code modules result in faster datatransfer between the COM ports than using the LV Run-Time Engine.
So i am pondering: Does this refer to TS at all?
Please check the following:
Run you communication using a sole LV application in LV Developement System. This should be fast. Now build an executable of this application and run that one. Do you see the same behavior?
If there is no difference in a sole LV approach, there have to be some settings in the TS approach making this slow. So please let us know:
Are there different modules involved in that data transfer (which in fact points to the reply Christophe made)?
What about loading/unloading options of the modules?
How big is the hierarchy of the modules, e.g. is it necessary for the RTE to load stuff the Dev Env has already in memory due to loading a lvproj.......?
Could you provide a simple example sequence+modules showing this behavior?
What versions of LV and TS are you using?
hope this helps,
Norbert
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