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... questions: Is it possible to compile files with long filenames. Is it possible to compile files which are not inside the sample folder. For these situations I always have to make a project but it would be good if we could compile prg-files inside any folder and also with long filenames. Thanks ...

... less than 1000 records .. If oRsWork:RecordCount() <= 1000   oBrw:MakeTotals()Endif  Not a very elegant solution, but in most situations my queries to not return more than 1000 rows and :maketotals works fine.... Rick Lipkin

Silvio, in some critical situations, I DISABLE the dialog X - button. It forces the user to close a dialog with the defined button. You errormessage shows, that You try to set the focus on a closed database. < Workarea non in use > ...

... less known is that most SQL functions totally ignore indexes and incite a full table scan. This is a fact. No, this is simply not true. There are situations where the optimizer decides table scan is faster than index scan. That is very different from the quoted statement, isn't it? EMG

... academic discussion What is less known is that most SQL functions totally ignore indexes and incite a full table scan. This is a fact. There are situations where the optimizer decides table scan is faster than index scan. Index scan involves two steps. Scan the index and then pick the rows from ...

... in the dialog. There may be more than one dialog and these dialogs can be quite complex. Rowset provides EditBaseRecord() method to handle such situations. With this method we can edit all or selected fields from the base table, though they are not included in the recordset. When saved, the ...

... SS_CENTERIMAGE  ) // dialogs   else      oSay:WinStyle( SS_CENTERIMAGE, .t. ) // windows, etc   endif  That takes care of all situations and saves your time in searching for solution. Yes we are considering providing additional parameter for Say. When you want to paint on buttonbar ...

Armando, About time to restore there are two situations: 1) For tables without TEXT/BINARY fields it's a little fatest than mysql.exe restore; 2) For tables with TEXT/BINARY fields it´s almost twice slower. But It´s something that Mr Rao is working ...

There are quite a few situations where providing FastEdit (inline edit) is very appropriate. Most of such situations also require auto appending new blank rows inline. That is, when the users presses down arrow key or completes edit ...

... run into a number of "issues" that have been significant challenges. In some cases things that worked simply stopped working. In other situations, code that has existed for over 10 years without fail suddenly isn't working properly. Could it be old age ? Is it just new FW builds conflicting ...

... that most of our apps are large complex apps that do require a large monitor to be used efficiently. However, I do think there are at least some situations where users want access to certain information via their phones or tablets. Workers in the field may want to lookup the status of orders, ...

hidroxid, I'm using it in some complicated situations a sample The index : cUnique := cRMonat + "P" // cRmonat can be January - Dezember 12 different DBF ORDCREATE( ,cUnique, "UPPER(PAT_NNAME + PAT_VNAME)", ; {|| UPPER(PAT_NNAME ...

We can freeze one or more columns on the left. There can be occasions when we need to freeze a column on the Right. Typical situations are the right most column is horizontal total of many detail-columns all of which can not fit the browse window. From 16.04 it is possible to freeze ...

... only the requested data over the network. This type of cursor can sometimes provide better performance than the client-side cursor, especially in situations where excessive network traffic is a problem. However, it is important to point out that a server-side cursor is — at least temporarily — ...

... back to the first row. A right click will highlight the row pointed to. This makes no sense. I have the same .dll's, code, and data in all 3 situations. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated. Tim