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... modify and 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() ...
nageswaragunupudi wrote:Well behaved programs never lock a record and wait for a user action. Lock only when all data is ready, then lock and write all data and unlock immediately. The entire action should not take more than a fraction of a second.
... user action. Lock only when all data is ready, then lock and write all data and unlock immediately. The entire action should not take more than a fraction of a second.
December 2021 to March 2022 =========================== * FWMariaConnection: - METHOD ValToSQL( tDateTime ) now considers fraction of seconds also. Methods Update/Insert can now store datetime values with fraction of seconds, if the field definition allows fraction of seconds. - Improved ...
... on the progress or other variables. 2) PROMPT <cText> can also be a codeblock. All the codeblocks are evaluated with progress exressed as a fraction (0.0 to 1.0) as parameter. 3) Fix: UPDATE clause had no effect. Now working 4) New clause BORDER <nBorderClr> nBorderClr can be an RGB ...
... on the progress or other variables. 2) PROMPT <cText> can also be a codeblock. All the codeblocks are evaluated with progress expressed as a fraction (0.0 to 1.0) as parameter. Examples of Usage: BARCOLOR { |n| ARGB( n, CLR_HBLUE ) }PROMPT { |n| TRANSFORM( nSecs ...
... When user A goes to add a customer, the number is assigned to the new/blank appended record and the counter advanced. The next person ( could be a fraction of a second later ), gets the next number. With this being done thousands of times a day by my clients, we never have an issue with duplicate ...
... the proper number, saves the value back to the record, and saves it to the appended record. The interaction with the counters file takes a fraction of a second and that is never an issue in multi-user environments. Even the above Clients sample uses control.dbf same way you are using counters.dbf. ...
... the proper number, saves the value back to the record, and saves it to the appended record. The interaction with the counters file takes a fraction of a second and that is never an issue in multi-user environments. It is important to not have gaps, especially in invoices. Customer data, ...
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... all as part of the ::save() method. This just takes milliseconds. If there were two computers accessing the save at the exact same time ( fraction of a second ), one locks, and the other retries automatically. I NEVER have anyone tell me they actually see a system display an error on locking. ...
... all as part of the ::save() method. This just takes milliseconds. If there were two computers accessing the save at the exact same time ( fraction of a second ), one locks, and the other retries automatically. I NEVER have anyone tell me they actually see a system display an error on locking. ...
... code and lesser chance to commit mistakes/bugs. 2) Flicker: With the previous implementation, the dialog appears on the screen briefly for a fraction of a second and then disappears before the mdichild window is displayed. This flicker is eliminated. 3) After activation, the variable "oDlg" ...
... and Time values as double precision numbers and displays in the required format after conversion. So the time "08:50:00" is stored as a fraction of day, i.e., ( 8 * 3600 + 50 * 60 ) / 86400 = 0.3680555... When our program reads the data from Excel, it reads the value as number. We need ...