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Yeah, in Haskell an expressions is not evaluated until you actually access it. Kind of like if it was wrapped in a lambda in C++.

I'll change that for CSPro 8.1.

or just lean into lazy evaluation and don't evaluate any expressions until they are used. The set of CSPro users who also program in Haskell will be forever grateful

To make a field protected use: setproperty(FIELDNAME, "Protected","Yes"); To make it NOT protected use: setpropertyFIELDNAME, ("Protected","No") Full list of options is in the help for SetProperty https://www.csprousers.org/help/CSPro/setproperty_function.html

I would implement this using forcase with a where clause to find the appropriate cases in the data file and then display the result using errmsg or a dynamic value set.

What exactly do you want to do? Maybe there is a different function that would help.

Thank you for the very excellent test application. I was able to easily reproduce the problem. This is a bug that occurs because the server application opens the data file as read-only. We will fix it in the next release. In the meantime there is a workaround. If you add a writecase statement somewh...

You can include multiple variables with the include clause:

Can you post your application or send it to us at cspro@lists.census.gov? Also please send steps to reproduce the problem and let us know whether you are using Android for client and server or if it is Windows and Android.

You can use the getos() function to check if you are on Windows or Android and skip the GPS capture if you are on Windows: https://www.csprousers.org/help/CSPro/g ... ction.html

We made some changes since CSPro 7.1 to speed up the upload/download of cases that allows DataViewer to send larger numbers of cases in a single request. It is possible that this is overloading the server in your case. Previously DataViewer would send only 100 cases at a time, now it continues to do...