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... occurs. Again, I have not fully tested this with 17.09. For production purposes I still have to use 17.07 with the 17.06 database.prg as the last known reliable FWH combination. However, I am working with 17.09 for construction and testing purposes. ( With Harbour / MSVC++ 2017 ) Tim

Simple example of using XBREPORT:   #include "fivewin.ch"function Main()   local oXbRep   USE STATES   XBREPORT oXbRep DATASOURCE "STATES" TITLE "List of Sates"   return nil  About the other post: I am not fully clear of what you want from me. About the other p...

Simple example of using XBREPORT:   #include "fivewin.ch"function Main()   local oXbRep   USE STATES   XBREPORT oXbRep DATASOURCE "STATES" TITLE "List of Sates"   return nil  About the other post: I am not fully ...

Greetings mr NAGE, I express badly with CLASS, what I wanted to know is if this function was still active, since I had never read or seen comments, so much so that the last date touched on the subject was in 2013, I will revise The function to help me with the quick reports for what I see was create...

XBREPORT still works.
It is not a class. It is just a command which exploits the power and simplicity of xbrowse.

Saludos, no conocia esta clase, ha habido alguna mejora en la misma o simplemente murio alli.? saludos, gracias...

There was an discussion posted earlier that handled downloading a known JSON file and decoding it. Here is the code that was suggested: function Main()   local odoc  := CreateObject( "MSXML2.DOMDocument" )   local ...

... documented. There was a time when programmers documented their code ... but now it's not happening which means many capabilities in FWH are not known. Where documentation does exist, it is often out of date and very inaccurate. We have a WIKI which is a database available to everyone using FWH ...

There are well known tables customer and states and in addition, more tables. You can use customer and states. Or you can create your own table and fill some dummy data or 2 rows. Please try this small sample to view the tables #include ...

... mainly to Richard Lipkin and Armando Estrada: My problem was solved. 1.- Oracle is at least five times complicated than other adodb connections I known. 2.- I Was trying to work with 32 bits client to 64 bits Oracle Server and ODBC drivers and connections has a big issue. 3.- I was expecting to ...

Enrico,

It is a known bug when using a manifest file with progress bars

Please review samples\progres1.prg to see how to workaround it

What is less known is that most SQL functions totally ignore indexes and incite a full table scan. This is a fact. No, this is simply not true. There are situations where the optimizer decides table scan is faster than index scan. ...

This is just an open academic discussion What is less known is that most SQL functions totally ignore indexes and incite a full table scan. This is a fact. There are situations where the optimizer decides table scan is faster than index scan. Index ...

What is less known is that most SQL functions totally ignore indexes and incite a full table scan. Any decent SQL engine use indexes for query optimization. This is a well known fact since the 70's. Or that adding indexes like pepper ...

... "Totally misleading title. It should be named "MySQL for beginners", because this is really database 101 for DBA's. What is less known is that most SQL functions totally ignore indexes and incite a full table scan. Or that adding indexes like pepper and salt can actually SLOW ...