[VSRV][V4RB] seeking update

[Tim Davis]

>>>>>   Have the following been fixed yet? Neither will return a real 
>>>>> value.
>>>>>   server.ConnectionCount
>>>>>   cursor.field(i).Value
>>> shouldn't the above  be cursor."fieldtype"field(i).value
>>> ie.  cursor.doublefieldfield(i).value
>> oops
>> cursor.doublefield(i).value
> YES!
> I also was going to ask this.
> Tim, cursor.field(i).Value is not correct syntax.
> So what you mean ?

Sorry, I meant GetString, (not Value).

> You have report them before?

I think I mentioned that server.ConnectionCount returns zero before, 
but I can't find it. (Also on Jul 14th, I mentioned that it would cause 
a crash, but that was fixed.)

Here are our past conversations about GetString:

On Jul 3rd:

>>   Have there been changes to the GetString of a cursor in recent
>> months?
>>
>> I used to be able to do this:
>>      c.Field("Max(ID)").GetString
>>
>> Now it returns zero everytime.
>>
>> Even this doesn't work (gives value of zero):
>>      c.UMediumField("Max(ID)").GetString
>>
>> It seems the only way is to do this:
>>      c.UMediumField("Max(ID)").Value
>>
>> Both GetString, and referring to a field generically and returning a
>> string, is very handy. Is there a reason for this change?
>
> This must works!
> Send me project that reproduce this please.

On Jul 5th:

> FIXED bug in client.
> Now Medium field correctly return GetString().

On Aug 18th:

>>   A while back I mentioned that GetString (in V4RB) gives really
>> unusual results or none, and you responded that it was very important
>> to fix. Just an FYI, it still does not work. Example:
>> cursor.field(whatever).getstring . The work around is to specify the
>> field type and request the value, ie.
>> cursor.umediumfield(whatever).value .
>
> Okay, we will check ASAP

The project file I sent you produced (and still produces) these 
results. I'll resend the test project to you off list for testing.

Examples obtaining Max(ID):

0 is result using 'c.Field(1).GetString'
0 is result using 'c.UMediumField(1).GetString'
3 is result using 'c.UMediumField(1).Value'

0 is result using 'c.Field(''Max(ID)'').GetString'
0 is result using 'c.UMediumField(''Max(ID)'').GetString'
3 is result using 'c.UMediumField(''Max(ID)'').Value'

Thanks,
Tim Davis