1. go to File > Options > Results Format > Sybase ASE
2. Set Date Format to Custom and use yyyy/MM/dd
3. Set Datetime Format to Custom and use yyyy/MM/dd HH:mm:ss:SSS
4. Set Decimal Format to None
5. Save and Close the File Options.
6. Reopen File > Options > Results Format > Sybase ASE
7. Pick DATE from datatype dropdown, notice the format
8. Pick DATETIME datatype from dropdown, notice the format
9. Pick DECIMAL from datatype dropdown. Format is still yyyy/MM/dd HH:mm:ss:SSS even though we saved with DECIMAL Format NONE
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I'm checking this on Win XP, OS X, Linux next.
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Can reproduce in Linux, Win 7, Win XP.
It isn't that only Decimal is picking up the Custom format. If you keep changing Datatypes in descending progression, the Custom DATETIME format is carrying over into all subsequent datatypes.
However, if I use the datatype dropdown to return back up the list of datatypes without closing the options, the saved format is displayed correctly for DECIMAL. It seems to occur only as you progress down. If you climb back up the format is correct and shows what you saved.
The problem is with CComboBox. When a custom value is displayed, the selected index for the combo box is still associated with the previous drop-down value. Now after a custom value is displayed and the current value is one of the drop-down values, the value in the text box is not updated because the selected index matches.
Fixed CComboBox to reset the text box after a custom value is displayed so that the drop-down value is correctly displayed.
The problem is with CComboBox. When a custom value is displayed, the selected index for the combo box is still associated with the previous drop-down value. Now after a custom value is displayed and the current value is one of the drop-down values, the value in the text box is not updated because the selected index matches.
Fixed CComboBox to reset the text box after a custom value is displayed so that the drop-down value is correctly displayed.
Issue #10687 |
Closed |
Fixed |
Resolved |
Completion |
No due date |
Fixed Build ADS 14.0.3-18 |
No time estimate |
Can reproduce in Linux, Win 7, Win XP.
It isn't that only Decimal is picking up the Custom format. If you keep changing Datatypes in descending progression, the Custom DATETIME format is carrying over into all subsequent datatypes.
However, if I use the datatype dropdown to return back up the list of datatypes without closing the options, the saved format is displayed correctly for DECIMAL. It seems to occur only as you progress down. If you climb back up the format is correct and shows what you saved.