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I have managed to get it to where it takes 30 seconds to launch my FiveWin / Harbour exe after compile and link. Is it possible I have a bad link / mak file, I'm getting older so it seems like time should be getting faster, or is this typical. ...

I have managed to get it to where it takes 30 seconds to launch my FiveWin / Harbour exe after compile and link. Is it possible I have a bad link / mak file, I'm getting older so it seems like time should be getting faster, or is this typical. Thanks,

... save the existing record - Methods CreateTable() and ImportFromDBF() used to create DateTime and TimeStamp fields without support for fraction of seconds. Now support fraction of seconds milliseconds. - Improved support for Restoring large tables * FWMariaRowSet class - Fix in SetFilter() a) when ...

... with the following code: Function TestHaru() Local oPrn := nil Local oFont := nil Local cFile := Mcs_AppPath() + "TestPdf" + nAllTrim( Seconds()) + ".Pdf" Print oPrn File cFile Define Font oFont Name "Arial" Size 0,-14 of oPrn oPrn:lUseHaruPDF := TRUE Page oPrn:InchSay( ...

Mr. Rao:

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... built-in functions UNIX_TIMESTAMP( <datetime> ) FROM_UNIXTIM( nUnixTime ) Please note that in this case unix timestamp or in Seconds. Not milli seconds. We need to take care of conversions. Please note that FWH functions deal with the UnixTime in millliseconds whereas MySql ...

... Please keep in mind that the FWH functions deal with Unix time in MilliSeconds. Not seconds. Depending on the requirement, you need to provide the conversion ( *1000 or /1000 )

... and the answer seems fine :-) (not exactly correct, but the explanation seems fine) Yes, it looks like the timestamp you provided is in milliseconds since the Unix epoch. To convert a Harbour date variable into a Unix timestamp expressed in milliseconds, you need to follow these steps: Get ...

... Thank you Mr. Nages The problem with cloud servers is that they only allow connections for a few seconds. In my case the maximum is 15 seconds, after that they close the connections. If I keep it "alive" by "pinging", a lot of ...

Hi Antonio, Thank you. Question, if I set nSecs = 5 and responses comes back faster, will it still wait 5 seconds or process immediately? Does not wait. Processes immediately. Also for additional information: httprequest method SetTimeOuts( nResolveTimeOut, nConnectTimeOut, ...

Hi Antonio,
Thank you. Question, if I set nSecs = 5 and responses comes back faster, will it still wait 5 seconds or process immediately?

... in fine-tuned model. train.py executed It is striking that after around 300 runs the performance drops extremely, with < 200 runs < 2.4 seconds and with the 300th run it is already 5 seconds. CPU utilization 10% and 12.3GB RAM Training after 40 minutes with 500 runs - first output. Process ...

... I tested with a DBF with 100,000 records with 30 large fields and it is exported to XLSX in about 5 seconds. More information to follow. Great!

... I tested with a DBF with 100,000 records with 30 large fields and it is exported to XLSX in about 5 seconds. More information to follow.

...     oClip:Close()   ENDIF   oClip:End()RETURN nil FUNCTION SEC2HMS() // Jimmy send me this FUNCTION not need, just to convert Seconds to HHMMSS FUNCTION Sec2HMS( nSec )LOCAL cHHMMSS := ""LOCAL nInt    := 0LOCAL nHH     := 0LOCAL nMM     := 0LOCAL nSS     := ...