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Enrico Maria Giordano wrote:Are you sure there are any datas on that fields? If yes, I can't imagine why they are not shown in the xBrowse, sorry.

Don't worry, is ok.

Thanks my friend.

Nothing to worry. You are not alone.
We are always here to support you in ever way.
At times we may take some time to respond.
Pls wait for my next posting

Enrico, the advantage is that you have reusable blocks here and don't have to worry about passing the variables.

It's simply the productivity that is the advantage.
It's a method to make the source code more readable and secure.

Best regards,
Otto

... switched from mixed ASCII-Cp850/Ansi environment to UTF8, i.e. source code (UEStudio) and database DBF/MariaDB. From now on, I no longer have to worry about the encoding. No more conversions between the code pages HB_OemToAnsi()/HB_AnsiToOem(). Of course also no AnsiToUtf8()/UTF8ToAnsi(). No ...

... Good morning. Compiling with BCC76 and xHarbour everything works wonders. I don't have any Microsoft compiler, so I have no way to test it. Don't worry, I don't use FIVEDIT.exe. Buen día. Al compilar con BCC76 y xHarbour, todo funciona de maravilla. No tengo ningún compilador de Microsoft, así ...

Ah, ok, don't worry.

OK, Karinha. I got it. Dutch, don't worry, there was some damage caused during the download, I downloaded it again and there was no error when opening the .res file. Dutch, no te preocupes, hubo algunos daños causados ​​durante la descarga, ...

Dutch, don't worry, there was some damage caused during the download, I downloaded it again and there was no error when opening the .res file. Dutch, no te preocupes, hubo algunos daños causados ​​durante la descarga, lo descargué ...

i have "check" FW_RDBMSName() but it seems "empty" ... hm Do not worry at all about this function. This is basically intended for internal usage to help the function FW_ValToSQL() It has no effect on Opening ADO connctions, Opening RecordSets and ...

... rows into your SQL table. If I, on the other hand, have a routine on append to create programmatically to create a unique ID .. I don't have to worry about a hacker getting into my sql machine and trying to inject bogus rows because you can not append without a Primary key value .. //-------------------Static ...

Mr. Rao: Oh Sorry, yes. Pardon my forgetfulness. It selects TEST as current database. Don't worry! I am now copying your program with minor changes and trying to execute at my end. Thanks a lot BTW, it is now about 10:30 pm in Toluca. Are you still awake? Yeah I'm up ...

... I ask for the resolution it tells me that it is 2560x1440. It does not read the resolution of the extended screen but that of the main one. Don't worry, programming I'll put the two screens with the same low response and that's all. I was just wondering if there was any way, even in C++, to know ...

To create an auto-increment field, just use datatype "+" { "ID", "+", 4, 0 } That is enough. Please try it. Do not worry about the width of "4". They do not represent decimal digits. The value is stored as 4 hex bytes. The maximum value in hex is 0xFFFFFFFF ...

1. Download and install ODBC driver as advised above. 2. You need not worry about connection string. FWH functions will automatically and transparently do it for you. oCn := FWOpenAdoConnection( { "MYSQL", <serveraddress>, <database>, ...

... and the old scopes (if they exist). Another option is to open a new copy of the needed database within your routine. Then you don't have to worry about saving and restoring the database's state. But you do need to close the local copy of the database at the end of your routine.