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Can you just set those fields to protected? If so, even when the user moves backwards, they'll never see them.

To add to Aaron's post, the only way to currently do this is to edit the .csdb file, which is a SQLite file. You can actually do this in CSPro with version 7.1. This, for example, will recover a case with the ID 0001, using the Simple CAPI dictionary: sqlquery (SIMPLECAPI_DICT, "UPDATE `cases` ...

I took your application and it works for me.

1) Generate your .pen file using CSPro 7.1.

2) Make sure that the file AppUbigeo/ubigeo.csdb is copied to the Android device.

Let me know if it still doesn't work.

It's hard to know without seeing your Android device and all of your application. Given your .pnc file, and the fact that you say that the .pff isn't pointing to a different file, it's hard to know why you would be missing cases. I'm sorry that we couldn't figure out what the problem is.

One option is to have an external file that contains information about which products are in a store. Then, using the loadcase function, you figure out which products are in the store and populate the roster with those products. You can change the labels of each row of the roster with the setocclabe...

Nothing in your file immediately makes me think that there is a problem. One thing I would check is whether, when you GET the files from Appname, whether you are getting a PFF file that connects to a different data file. If that were the case, then when you open your application next, you would see ...

That isn't normal. What does your .pnc file look like?

You can use text files on CSPro 7.1.

You can find CSEntry 7.0.2 here:

http://csprousers.org/apk/CSEntry_7_0_2.apk

When using CSPro DB files, the dictionary version is stored in the file, and the way things are now, you can't move back to an older version of CSPro. In fact, the dictionary format did not change from 7.0 to 7.1, so this is a limitation we hope to remove in the future, because you should be able to...