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We will check with SQLEXPRESS 2019 or later once again.
But we are pretty sure that if we adopt your modification, 99% of servers will fail.

... to migrate it to mysqli_* functions... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MySQLi This migration process is not THAT complicated, it's pretty simple (at least in theory...) but I'm stuck in some situations, and I'd like to ask you guys for some help! right here I got a simple Query ...

... Yes, I'm using Transym. I used the free google OCR libs (Leptonica and Tesseract) for years before moving to Transym. Tresseract works pretty well depending on the document being fed and it can be trained so it gets better with time if documents and fonts are the same type. The main ...

I'm pretty sure I extracted the Fivewin build a few months ago.

But I'll give it a shot, thanks.

... use Timeout for certain tasks. And there are variations of this, out on the web. But I haven't found anything like a WaitUntil command. I'm pretty sure I could build it in Harbour/Fivewin, within a week. But since there doesn't seem to be an existing command out there, or maybe it's more ...

... is all customized using the printer class, and far more can be done with decision trees to control the actual content and output. I think this is pretty standard using the class. With that in mind, I'm afraid I don't really understand how this differs from what you want. In my example, the user ...

... is all customized using the printer class, and far more can be done with decision trees to control the actual content and output. I think this is pretty standard using the class. With that in mind, I'm afraid I don't really understand how this differs from what you want. In my example, the user ...

The fix is pretty simple, you swapped row and col creating the result, here the correct creation: function MatrixMult( aMatrix1, aMatrix2 )   local nRowsMatrix1 := Len( aMatrix1 )   local nColsMatrix2 := Len( ...

... There have always been ample tools to use for that. When I look at all the examples, however, they are all relatively simple, and that is pretty standard for cloud based applications. Small amounts of data may be entered at an one time. My primary application is complex, and fully integrated. ...

... ( either because the field count changed, or the file is new ), and takes care of this.. It also rebuilds the indexes. It's fast, automated, and pretty transparent to the user. I also use Tim's method. but I do not rename original file name at first 1. I create the new file with temp filename. ...

... ( either because the field count changed, or the file is new ), and takes care of this.. It also rebuilds the indexes. It's fast, automated, and pretty transparent to the user.

Sorry to bother you, Antonio... I found in the documentation an explanation about this tag, but it seems pretty vague to me: ldflags= space separated list of values as in -ldflag= option ldflags+= space separated list of values as in -ldflag+= option I already tried many ways ...

Hey Antonio, thanks for your reply I already did that earlier in this discussion, I noticed that the order is pretty different and we can't really change that. all the Harbour core lib's, by default, are being linked after all the other lib's (fwh lib's and bcc lib's) and there's ...

... and even linked it into the program. The program I'm trying to test is EREP01.prg which I've linked into my main application. ( This is a pretty easy way I use for testing samples ). Any ideas on how to get around this. The sample code is unmodified ( except to rename the function other ...

This clears things up. Thanks. I only use Dbf and CDX, and initial speed is pretty ok. but using the program ( setting values in Barget and scoping for the correct data ) the program slows down until i finaly can get a cup of coffee and when I return, its ready... ...