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In my case, the speed difference is 352 ms compared to 42953 ms.

Yes. Searching a hash by Key is far far faster than AScan.

But at the same time, you can improve the logic for faster results irrespective of using hash or array.

... SetMsgLangID( 1034 ) // - Spanish If you set this at the beginning of your application, all msg..boxes buttons are displayed in Spanish, irrespective of the language set in the Windows settings. Other useful Msg Lang IDs are: en_us 1033es_es 1034fr_fr 1036pt_pt 2070de_de 1031it_it 1040  ...

... "OctOber 23, 2021", "D" )  In all the above cases, the result is date value 23-10-2021. This function works irrespective of the date format set. In some cases like "10/04/21", the function can not decide whether it is formatted as dd/mm/yy or mm/dd/yy ...

... on D Drive ie D:\MyApp The operating system used on both the PC's are Windows 10 The problem occurs ONLY when the second user uses the Application irrespective of whether it is used from the PC1 or PC2 The D Drive of PC1 is shared and accessed from PC2 If the application is NOT open in PC1 then ...

... If you activate the control with finger touch, then the height of options is larger to accommodate average size of a finger. ( 6 millimetres irrespective of the size and resolution of the screen). So, please go ahead. We kept in mind these issues from years ago and made FWH ready for touch ...

... this dialog to behave like the standard windows msgboxes. If oWndParent is specified, then the dialog is centered in the specified oWndParent, irrespective of the setting of CenterMsgs() Otherwise the MsgRun dialog is centered in the desktop window.

... recomment using pixels for the size. Instead we recommend using Inches/CM/MM for the size so that the image will print with the same dimensions irrespective of the printer resolution. So we recommend using this command which translates to PrintImage() #xcommand @ <nRow>, <nCol> PRINT ...

... post was how to find if a combination of two fields already exists in the table. I provided a simple and straight answer for that which works irrespective of the indexes . Sorry, I never meant to imply otherwise. I was just pointing out that using primary keys solves this and many other problems ...

... post was how to find if a combination of two fields already exists in the table. I provided a simple and straight answer for that which works irrespective of the indexes . Sorry, I never meant to imply otherwise. I was just pointing out that using primary keys solves this and many other problems ...

... post was how to find if a combination of two fields already exists in the table. I provided a simple and straight answer for that which works irrespective of the indexes.

... enhancements: - New clause for getting VarChar text variables (variable length) VARCHAR { nMin, nMax } User can enter text upto nMax characters irrespective of the length of the input string. Get finally returns a text with length between nMin and nMax characters. Useful in getting VarChar text ...

... width but not oBrw:cSeek as in the above example. 2) Assign oBrw:oSeek := oGet, before calling oBrw:CreateFromCode(). 3) Use character variable irrespective of the data type of the search field. 4) Do not define bChange or bKeyDown or bKeyChar for the Get. XBrowse automatically creates necessary ...

Thank you for your time.

So, how can I get the field type as "T", irrespective of if its empty or full?

... above approach is not relevant in these cases. Now from this version: In cases of databases MYSQL,POSTGRE field types as reported by ADO are used irrespective of the values stored. In case of other databases, the existing default behaviour will continue and the programmer can override by: oCol:cDataType ...

... above approach is not relevant in these cases. Now from this version: In cases of databases MYSQL,POSTGRE field types as reported by ADO are used irrespective of the values stored. In case of other databases, the existing default behaviour will continue and the programmer can override by: oCol:cDataType ...