Hi Alberto,
>> I´m avoiding Automatic Dictionary Validation ignoring it by OMITing
An EXIT just before the generated test would be better than an OMIT. but that won't change your problem.
>> but I´m still getting errors from the exe. The errors pops when the exe validates the dct fields which has, "must be in list" restrictions.
Of course. The ABC engine is also applying the validation rules - since you are trying to write invalid records into the database you must assume that ABC will complain as well. If you use SQL, and you set constraints there, you'll get exactly the same effect.
At the root of the problem is the fact that you are trying to have dictionary validation, which by definition _requires_ that the conditions be met - but at the same time, conveniently choose to ignore the validation when it suits you. You can't really have it both ways - you either have rules, or you don't. If you have rules, then leve them in the dict, and let NetTalk enforce them for you. If you don't have rules, then remove them from the dictionary.
>> The app has the "Suppress Error Messages" check but this messages are still there.
Only messages generated by the nettalk classes are suppressed. If you want to suppress Message boxes in your program in general then you need Capesoft MessageBox.
However note that this will not bypass the validation - the write of the record to disk will still fail, it's just that the message will be suppressed.
>> How can I solve it?
sounds to me like you should be removing the dict validation, or priming these fields to valid values.
cheers
Bruce
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