Marzo-Abril 2024 ================ * Nuevo: Soporte para Inteligencia Artificial local de LLM (modelos grandes de lenguaje) usando llama.cpp que ha sido incluido en FWH. Por favor, revisa samples\llm.prg. Para probarlo tienes que descargar tinyLlama.gguf desde aquí: https://huggingface.co/fivetech/ti...
March-April 2024 ================ * New: Support for local AI LLM (large language models) using llama.cpp that has been included in FWH. Please review samples\llm.prg. In order to test it you have to download tinyLlama.gguf from here: https://huggingface.co/fivetech/tinyLlama/blob/main/tinyLlama.ggu...
Si, es mas reciente que la mia La que yo tengo la function Fw_OpenAdoConnection( cConnStr, lShowError, oErr ) acepta esto tres valores, cadena, mostrar o no error, y el error obtenido (para pasar como referencia) Fijate en sources\function\adofuncs.prg si tiene otros parametros
Mr. Rao, sigue el mismo error Error description: Error ADODB.Connection/0 S_OK: EXECUTE Args: [ 1] = C INSERT INTO prueba (cliente,Numero) VALUES ( 0, 21) Stack Calls =========== Called from: => TOLEAUTO:EXECUTE( 0 ) Called from: abd4.prg => MAIN( 58 ) en el dbf prudbt inserta el registro sin ...
Hola, tengo este programa y no entiendo porque me da error el segundo insert: #include "FiveWin.ch" REQUEST HB_LANG_ES function Main() local oCn, oCnM, oRs, aStates LOCAL lShowError := .t. /* dbcreate( ".\prudbt", { { "id" , "n", 8, 0 }, ; { "Cliente &quo...
Please check the value of oCn:State. If the value is 0, the connection is closed. If the value >= 1 the connection is open and the actual value depends on the current activity. If oCn is closed we can try reconnect by oCn:Open() This is a sample code to check the connection status and try to reco...
Hello Everyone, Is it possible to determine if FW_OpenAdoConnection is still alive before a FW_OpenRecordSet call and if it is NOT, is there a way to reestablish connection? Here is my sample code establishing connection. oCn := FW_OpenAdoConnection( "MSSQL,"+xSOURCE+","+xDATABAS...
If you are working with MSACCESS oRs:Filter := "LDATE >= #2023-01-01# AND HDATE < #2023-02-01#" If you are working with Microsoft SQL oRs:Filter := "LDATE >= '2023-01-01' AND HDATE < '2023-02-01'" Note: It is safer to use "HDATE < (date + 1 )" than "...