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... not the same case, I just open the table and I want to show it in an empty xBrowse, the example of your answer is when they try to record. We can safely show a recordset with 0 records in an xbrowse. If oRs != nil   XBROWSER oRsendif  This works even if the recordset has 0 records

... physically write to the disk. All that is handled by the Windows OS and we can trust the Windows OS to flush its own buffers to the physical disk safely even in case of unexpected shut downs except in extremely rare situations. So, I believe that COMMIT does not do anything extra.

... post, it is always good to have a SERIAL primary key. RDMS will take care of nextval() or currval() and it is not other botheration. RDMS will safely append even hundreds of records per second. No worries. i wonder how to "identify" a Record without UNIQUE "id" :?: We need ...

Dear Joao, I am working with a very old copy of xvrd.exe. This copy does not run safely either. But in the meantime we know the problem areas and are working around them. I think Cristobal has the best state of the designer. I myself have converted the reports to ...

Dear Jimmy,

You can safely use hb_retnll() in 32 bits

... it was all summer in the pasture. I think that's funny. Until the first farmer developed this method, many shepherds were needed to guide the cows safely through the place.

... new name to access/assign values. For example oDbf:MapCol( "END", "ENDX" )? oDbf:EndXoDbf:EndX := <val>  You can safely use oDbf:Endx and it is internally mapped to the field "END" You can use any name you like. Note: Please change the caption "Error ...

... new name to access/assign values. For example oDbf:MapCol( "END", "ENDX" )? oDbf:EndXoDbf:EndX := <val>  You can safely use oDbf:Endx and it is internally mapped to the field "END" You can use any name you like. Note: Please change the caption "Error ...

... x86 So even if your Harbour and FWH are built using Visual Studio Community 2019, you can safely swith to Visual Studio Community 2022 and build your 32 bits EXEs

... be in the range [0,1], otherwise the current state remains unchanged): hb_tracestate( state ); Therefore, to just query the current state, you can safely call current_state = hb_tracestate( -1 ); To turn tracing completely off: hb_tracestate( 0 ); To turn tracing back on: hb_tracestate( 1 ); * ...

You can safely store large memos also in LONGTEXT fields. In case of binary data you can store in LONGBLOB fields.

Regarding the speed of retrieval, it is a good practice to exclude these fields in the SQL reading the data and access these fields only when needed.

... If you select the second option i.e., Use Legacy Authentication Method (Retain MySQL 5.x compatibility) we can safely connect using our existing libmysql.dll and libmysql.lib whether we use TMySql or Dolphin or FWH's internal library. We recommend using the second ...

... (Open the image in a new window so you can see all the fields that are editable at once ). The coding behind this makes it work very quickly, and safely. I've used this display method dating back to the DOS coding in the 80's and 90's and it adapts quite well to Windows. http://www.autoshopwriter.com/Manual/inventory.png

... Both Harbour and xHarbour produce the same results. I do not think there is anything wrong with the above collation. I think we can safely rely on (x)Harbour.

... ) six months with FiveWin and it now takes a period of 2-4 years ( or more ) with dot net ( c# ) web... and my apps continue ( today ) to run SAFELY behind the Corporate Firewall.. and that is the crux that concerns me. Again, my legacy Fivewin apps have endured and continue to still run quite ...