> At 08:38 AM 5/28/96 -0700, Peggy Lacy wrote:
>
> >You must start numbering ipar at one and cannot skip any numbers, if
you
> >bind parm1 and then skip to parm3, you will get the error message.
> >Since ipar is an input parameter, the problem is being caused by
> >Borland.
> >
> Or, give us (M.B. Foster) a ring at 1-800-ANSWERS  or (613) 448-2333.
We
> fix our driver to match the client even if the client is doing
something
> that they shouldn't (assuming it won't harm normal operations).
>
>
> Brian Duncombe ([log in to unmask]) - M.B. Foster Software Labs
> "Inside every large program is a small one struggling to get out."
                ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
  You just have to wait for every vendor your code depends on to fix
  *their* problems, then you can remove the work-around code that is
  enlarging the problem and the code and the complexity. Of course,
  in this era of Microsoft ("if it's good enought to get you to buy it,
  then the bugs left really don't matter")  you will be waiting a
  *long* time.
 
>           C. A. R. Hoare