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Hello friends, It is entirely possible to build your own CRUD functionality using low-level functions, especially in an RDP environment where database access is limited to the RDP server or the web server. With appropriate file and memory management, this can be a ...

Hello friends, Let's forget all this overhead. Switch to RDP, use low-level functions for CRUD operations on DBF. Index files are practically of little use today, and if we ever needed them, we could simply create a new format: DBF FW lite index format - DFX. ...

Jack wrote:Hellow,
With Remote desktop, all the process is done on server level .
On the local computer, it is only a camera that show you a view of a session on the server .
Philippe

Is that how I should look at RDS system ? Somewhat like Team-Viewer ?

Hellow, With Remote desktop, all the process is done on server level . On the local computer, it is only a camera that show you a view of a session on the server . You can test environment : winfo:="" winfo:="Remote CLIENTNAME:"+GETENV("CLIENTNAME") ...

... doing it that way. But the issue is that customers don’t want to give you their email address or phone number. Guests or customers want a certain level of privacy. The solution I now have – if you had self-hosting or access to the firewall – then you could program a lot of things more easily. ...

... cause issues with a future Windows update. I think it's always good to start looking around in advance. Currently, I'm experimenting with low-level access to DBF. It's actually working surprisingly well. I have a test browser here where I can easily open various DBF files and try out a few ...

... remains active. 5 - Activates a window and shows it in its current size and location. 6 - Minimizes the specified window and activates the top-level window within the system list. 7 - Displays a window as an icon. The window that is currently active remains active. 8 - Displays a window, in ...

... modal processes in a multithreaded environment so far because I didn't see the point in using this technique for that. I think that at the process level we can use other functions that would give us fewer problems What I have tested in depth and with various examples and running programs is the ...

... class? Our database classes inherit from tdatabase() and would be easy first step to replace tdatabase() functionality without changing higher level code... Taavi.

...        oTree:SetImageList( oImageList ) Now run !! https://i.postimg.cc/vmjPjJSV/oo.png but the second level must have arrow.bmp and not the same as first

... as well. I didn't even know that such large fields could be used. But now that I'm working more with the DBF format due to the php4dbf low-level access, there really seems to be no limit here. Thank you for sharing this idea. I bypass the FTP issue with external files. Have you never had ...

I understand. I will test with xHarbiour64 and get back. Earlier also I remember we found a low level issue with release of memory when oCn and oRs variables are released. Meanwhile, can you please test another minor variation? #include "fivewin.ch"static oCnfunction ...

Marc Venken wrote:You are making a groupheader already and as far as I know a other level of groupheaders is not yet implemented.

too bad because it's a useful thing

You are making a groupheader already and as far as I know a other level of groupheaders is not yet implemented.

... especially if you're handling data with a structure (like DBF files) that SQL databases may not natively support as efficiently. By using low-level functions or custom-built code, you can optimize the processing for your specific use case, eliminating the overhead that generic SQL query parsing ...