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... visible inside the get object. There are ways to solve this, but since your solution only requires 6 lines of code it is probably less work than figuring out the syntax that will work . Then I gave some options you could try if you wanted to. Then I said: There are lots of things to try if you ...

... visible inside the get object. There are ways to solve this, but since your solution only requires 6 lines of code it is probably less work than figuring out the syntax that will work. Otherwise you might try: aGet[8]:bChange := {| oTariffa | (nTotale:= oTariffa:costo-oTariffa:sconto),oTariffa:totale:=ntotale ...

... visible inside the get object. There are ways to solve this, but since your solution only requires 6 lines of code it is probably less work than figuring out the syntax that will work. Otherwise you might try: aGet[8]:bChange := {| oTariffa | (nTotale:= oTariffa:costo-oTariffa:sconto),oTariffa:totale:=ntotale ...

... referring to "wbrowse." I never mentioned wbrowse. The problems came about because your code is very unorthodox and I have a hard time figuring it out since there are no comments in the code. I have never seen code that adds records before the data is entered. And I have never seen ...

... referring to "wbrowse." I never mentioned wbrowse. The problems came about because your code is very unorthodox and I have a hard time figuring it out since there are no comments in the code. I have never seen code that adds records before the data is entered. And I have never seen ...

... AUTORDER TO. The one drawback is that if someone forgets to put SET AUTORDER TO 1 at the start of their program, they may HAVE a really hard time figuring out why things aren't working the way they expected. There is also another way to write the code only once, and that is to put that code into ...

... it was well commented, that would be helpful, but again it's not. So that means taking a lot of time to see exactly what is taking place, and then figuring the best way to apply it. As for the help file ... every release of FWH contains a Manual folder. My offer was to create a help file ( send ...

... will need a separate routine that processes each CSV file one record at a time. This will require a fair amount of work. I would probably start by figuring out how to identify each type of CSV file and then give it an ID no. Then use the ID no. to determine how to process the data. Rather than ...

... things doing so, but as pointed out, it may not be relevant if they are 16 bit extensions. I'm sure the syntax error is an easy fix, but its the figuring out if they are relevant part that matters. I'm guessing DLL files aren't files I use anyway, but possibly all DLL32 could be used. I can't ...

Antonio,

I appreciate all your efforts. I think figuring out the solutions to our problems
like these is the fun part of what we do.

I will be working on some additional bench tests to see if I can better understand
what is causing the application to slow down.

Thanks

... the mainframe and figure out how the did it by testing a series of formulas to find the one that gave the same figures. I did create a formula for figuring age some time ago but i forget exactly how I did it. It is complicated and leap year does create another issue. James

... extremely well. I'm quite pleased with how much of my 16 bit code works out of the box without modification. I am however having some trouble figuring out how to redefine a folder from a screen resource file. I'm using Visual Studio to edit the converted screens in the 32 bit DLL file that ...

... http://www.microsoft.com/express/sql/download/ I created my odbc dsn . I am able to build my table via odbc very well, however I am having trouble figuring out what is the best way to populate the table with data. Any advice would be most appreciated. #include "FiveWin.ch"function Main()local ...

Peter,

Good work figuring that out! Thanks for sharing.

James

... upgrade? I might just be able to copy the lib files across from my 7.04 box (which I was intending to upgrade). But I figure it's something worth figuring out as to how to acquire the correct packages for others wishing to move to Linux / FiveLinux. The nice thing is that code compiled and linked ...