Hello, The screenshot shows code with placeholders that are patched. To use HARBOURINO makes sense if you prepare TEMPLATES. Then you can develop standard tasks very fast. In the code section is the pure mod harbour code. Best regards, Otto https://mybergland.com/fwforum/patchfaq.jpg ...
... are two ways of doing it. Approach-1 a) SetFilter to the condition. oBrw:Refresh() b) ToExcel() c) Clear filter and oBrw:Refresh() Approach-2 a) Prepare an array of RecNo()s to be exported. Example: aRecNo := {}( oBrw:cAlias )->( DBEVAL( { || AAdd( aRecNo, ...
... have installed the ODBC connector. We advise you not to make your own connection strings for any server, be it MySql, MSSql, Oracle, etc. If you prepare your own connection strings you need to know the version of ODBC driver or OLEDB provider. When we provide software to several clients they ...
Dear Vilian I designed the control to accept any type of control inside. There should be no problem putting a splitter. If I have a while I can prepare an example more simple Yo diseñé el control para que aceptara cualquier tipo de control en su interior. No debe de haber ningún problema en poner ...
A.I have to use Set Resource to "xxx.DLL" , so I call Resource Dialog and into MDI Child Window. Please prepare a small RC file and a sample program to reproduce the error B.I use TMySQL. Till we resolve the problem, let us work with FWMariaDB only C.your prg type is ...
I understand you want to browse and edit an array of your TRecord() objects. We do not have TRecord class or TData class. We prepared this sample using TDatabase and TDataRow (now FW_Record) classes of FWH. First please build and run this program as it is using FWH native classes. Then ...
... RowSet, Dophin Query, etc. You use exactly the same code for any datasource and the class takes care of navigation and saving data. Usage: 1) Prepare a dialog similar to the above function MyDlgEdit( oRec ), using the record object. For navigation and save buttons use the exact actions used ...
... batchmode. (a) Directly using SQL. SQL syntax is different for different RDMS like MYSql, MsSql, Oracle, etc. It is also extremely cumborsome to prepare SQL statements. You might have seen lots postings as to how to prepare the sql statement for insert, update, etc. If you use FWH provided commands ...