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The problem is that SetSessionVar() checks for EMPTY(lcValue) and .F. translates to empty as does 0.
I've changed the code:
IFPCOUNT() < 2 lcValue = ""ENDIF
which should avoid this problem.
FWIW, SetSessionVar() accepts values of any type, but when you use GetSessionVar() you only get back a string. Session effectively works only with string values so on the out end you're responsible for converting back to whatever type you had to start with.
+++ Rick ---
VFP Version: 8 Wconnect Version 5.63
I am attempting to store a variable into the wsession table. Code below:
session.setSessionvar('admin',this.oUSERSECURITY.oUser.Admin)
This does not record the variable in the wsession table. However, a numeric value is stored see code below:
session.setSessionvar('logoncount',this.oUSERSECURITY.oUser.logoncount)
Am I to assume that logical values must be converted before storing them in the session table?
From the SetSesionVar function there is a check done on the the value ... if empty(lcvalue) ... lcvalue is recorded with "". When a numeric value is passed ... all seems to work well ...
Debug screen shows the test for empty(lcvalue) as .T. and then store "" into lcvalue. As a result of this the variable is not stored with the session
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FUNCTION SetSessionVar
LPARAMETERS lcVarName, lcValue
LOCAL lctext, lcValue, lcOldAlias, loData
lcVarName = lower(lcVarname)
loData = THIS.oData
IF EMPTY(lcValue)
lcValue = ""
ENDIF
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