KB-29668: Retrieving database status.
Question: How can I tell whether the remote database is available when the network is down? Solution: To do so, use a script to test the Database’s ConnectionAtive property. However,…
Question: How can I tell whether the remote database is available when the network is down? Solution: To do so, use a script to test the Database’s ConnectionAtive property. However,…
Question: What Databases are supported by E3? Solution: E3 is natively connected to Access, Oracle, SQL Server, PostgreSQL and MySQL.. However, if you want to connect to another database, this…
Question: How can I exclude a record from the database from a selection in an E3Browser on the application’s screen? Solution: To delete the record, you can use a Query…
Question: Where can I set up the message shown in displays whenever there is a communication error? Solution: You can do that at Text option on Communication Errors tab, Viewer…
Question: How can I split the screen in four spaces, each showing a different screen? Solution: To do so, split a Frame in four. On each splitter, set up SplitLink…
Question: Can I insert Autocad files into E3 applications? Solution: E3 does not support the Autocad standard file format (DWG). See the image files supported by E3 in the related…
Question: How can I enable Elipse E3‘s virtual keyboard? Solution: At development time, you can do this via E3Studio: access the Viewer’s properties on Viewer tab, and then enable the…
Question: How can I set up a frame so that the size of its splitters can never be edited at run time? Solution: Via E3Studio, reset the SplitResizable property of…
Question: How can I use the parameters passed to the Viewer via command line? Solution: The parameters declared on the command line are available on Viewer’s Params property (Application). Examples:…
Question: Can I disable the visualization of “????” when there is a communication error? Solution: Yes. Via E3Studio, access the Organizer, right-click the Viewer, and choose Properties. On Communication Errors…