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... Dbfcdx

PROCEDURE Main
USE Customer VIA "DBFCDX"
INDEX ON Upper(LastName+FirstName) TAG NAME TO Cust01
INDEX ON Upper(LastName+FirstName) TAG NAMESET TO Cust01t CUSTOM

// relative navigation with non-custom index
OrdSetFocus( "NAME" )
GO TOP
FOR i:=1 TO 5
OrdKeyAdd( "NAMESET" )
SKIP ...

... T. ) // Generates PRG code using dialog units.
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Use code with caution.
Harbour

11. SetRDD( lAddColumns, lAutoOrder, aFldNames, aRows )

Description: Sets the data source to an RDD (e.g., DBF database).

Parameters:

lAddColumns: LOGICAL - .T. to automatically add columns ...

... updating the checkbox state, and generating code for the checkbox.

#### Class Data (CLASSDATA)
- **`aProperties`**: An array of property names that define the attributes of the `TCheckBox` class. These properties include:
- `lChecked`: Indicates whether the checkbox is checked ...

... user-friendly interface, e.g., in a FIVEWIN application.

**Additional Features:**
- **Keyword Detection:** Highlighting important terms such as names, reservation dates, or invoice inquiries.
- **Categorization:** Sorting emails by topics (e.g., bookings, complaints, inquiries).

Best regards ...

for modifying and editing you can use:

I found oRs:DESCRIP Works

How can I recover values from a SELECT using the field name and not its position in th array?

oCn :=maria_Connect( cHost,cUser,cDb,cPwd )

IF oCn=NIL
msgwait("Error conectando con eventos en la nube","")
return nil
ENDIF

cQwery:="SELECT * FROM proforma"
oRs := oCn:RowSet( cQwery)
MSGINFO ...

... maritalStatus = ['T' => 0, 'F' => 0];

// Loop through each record
for ($i = 1; $i <= $totalRecords; $i++) {
$record = php4dbf_get_record_with_names($dbfHandle, $i);
if (!$record) {
continue; // Skip if the record is invalid
}

// Age Statistics
$age = isset($record['AGE']) ? (int)$record ...

... SELECT *... see the error log

There is NO problem with XBrowse.
XBroswe does not make any SELECT queries.
XBrowse simply calls
oYourDolpinQry:SetOrder( cFieldName )
Your error is occurring inside Dolphin Qry's SetOrder method.
The problem must be with the names you used to prepare your query.

Seeking guidance from Experts.
I created files, with names encoded with different codepages like this using Harbour. (not xHarbour)
function NatCreate()

local aFiles := { "Own", Chr(196)+Chr(197)+Chr(198), Chr(196)+Chr(197)+Chr(198), ;
CHR(208)+CHR(221)+CHR(222), HEXTOSTR( "E0B0AEE0B0A8E0B0B5 ...

Such a feature has emerged. Functions like filecopy() work fine if there is no '*' character in the file name.
CMD copy and xcopy allow you to copy files with the '*' symbol in the name, but only if all folder names in the path to the file are in Latin

Seeking guidance from Experts.
I created files, with names encoded with different codepages like this using Harbour. (not xHarbour)
function NatCreate()

local aFiles := { "Own", Chr(196)+Chr(197)+Chr(198), Chr(196)+Chr(197)+Chr(198), ;
CHR(208)+CHR(221)+CHR(222), HEXTOSTR( "E0B0AEE0B0A8E0B0B5 ...

It does not matter whatever codepage the file names are encoded or the contents of the file are encoded.

Here is a sample to copy files matching the mast "My*File.txt" contained in the source folder "c:\natfiles\src\" into the destination folder "c:\natfiles\dst\" folder.

This is directory of c ...

... big_selects=1")
MsgStop('Error al intentar establecer sql_big_selects=1','Error')
oBase:End()
ENDIF
IF !oBase:Execute("set @lower_case_table_names=1")
MsgStop('Error al intentar establecer set @lower_case_table_names=1','Error')
oBase:End()
ENDIF
IF !oBase:Execute("SET lc_time_names = 'es ...