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... Water division and disrupted its bill payment systems. MySql, Oracle and MS Sql Servers are ALL good choices for local applications .. just beware of the cloud and even if users need internet access ... in a Corporate environment .. you can always use a VPN to connect remote users .. however ...

... Water division and disrupted its bill payment systems. MySql, Oracle and MS Sql Servers are ALL good choices for local applications .. just beware of the cloud and even if users need internet access ... in a Corporate environment .. you can always use a VPN to connect remote users .. however ...

... me. I think it was due to the volume of mail and/or I had neglected to make sure the SentFrom and ReplyTo were not exactly the same. Anyway, beware. Regards, James

... Encoding HL7 messages in this manner allows an application parser to simply use the special characters in the MSH to parse the message. However, beware that many application parsers just use hard coded values and ignore MSH-1 (Field Separator) and MSH-2 (Encoding Characters). Regards Doug

... messages. I halted these, and have received nothing since. But, my whosaway site does state: (for evaluation only) in 'RED' , so perhaps 'Buyer Beware' ! EMG

Anyone else notice that when you APPEND FROM a file the resulting file includes deleted records from the source file and the deleted records are now undeleted, even if you Set Deleted on? That is something you need to beware of

If you need your old values you could call GlobalMemoryStatus() but beware of this: https://msdn.microsoft.com/es-es/library/windows/desktop/aa366586(v=vs.85).aspx On computers with more than 4 GB of memory, the GlobalMemoryStatus function ...

This also brings us to another issue. Too many string operations result in fragmentation of memory and string operations are slower. In the olden days when memory was limited and computers were slower, we had to consciously keep the string usage and operations to the minimum to achieve faster execut...

Please read the posting as advised by Mr. Otto. Now let us see how character strings are handled in memory. Let us see the example a := "hello" b := a Now both the variables a and b contain pointer to the same memory location where the characters "hello" are stored. Let us operat...

Mr. Rao explained how arrays work here:
viewtopic.php?f=3&t=25699

Thank you Mr. Rao.

Best regards
Otto

Yes.. , when I used array..I have been having problems
But after investigation, I change it with Aclone.. the problems solved..

Regards
Fafi

Hello

is perfectly correct...

do you see any problem?

Please test, what is your opinion : Regards Fafi #include "fivewin.ch"function main()local aOne := {"One"}local aTwo := aOnelocal nOne := 1local nTwo := nOnelocal cOne := "One"local cTwo := cOnefor i := 1 to len(aOne)    ?aOne[i] + aTwo...

... the air, watching where it lands, and looking to see who picks it up ! However, as it all comes together, the results will be incredible. Finally, beware of anything published by Microsoft right now. Its all tentative ! Seriously. There are so many people, in so many departments, doing great things, ...

... However, if I use SetColor( CLR_HRED, CLR_YELLOW ) after the SIZE clause, the compiler complains with ... Error E0022 Invalid lvalue: '()' So beware ... Cheers, Ross