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The DBF file format is a stable, reliable, and widely used option for data storage and management.
In a multi-user environment, the probability of concurrent access is relatively low, and the wait times in the event of collisions are minimal.
Therefore, the DBF format represents a good ...

... What is the purpose of this post? You have both TData and TDatabase. You can test yourself.

TData is a class derived from TDatabase. So, in all probability, this should work with TData also.

In some cases, the functionality of TData may be different from TDatabase. That is where Mr. James Bott has ...

... function which transforms the output of each unit to a value between 0 and 1, and makes the sum of all units equals 1. It will tell us the probability of each category

https://medium.com/@Synced/big-picture-machine-learning-classifying-text-with-neural-networks-and-tensorflow ...

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And I thought GUIDs were NOT guaranteed to be unique. As I understand it, they just have a very low probability of collision.
Well, there are different GUID lengths. However, if it is to be printed or keyed, then it won't solve the problem.

I simply ...

... printable, readable and in sequential order. And I thought GUIDs were NOT guaranteed to be unique. As I understand it, they just have a very low probability of collision. Isn't that why you have to check for duplicates before you use them? And I don't really understand what the advantage of a GUID is ...

... will be optimized if there is a useful index. And this is better than no optimization ever--which was the old way.

You also have to consider probability. There are a few combinations of fields that users will search often, and some that they will never search. Think of the 80/20 rule-- 20% of the ...

The right way is to config your router first. You should modify its DHCP server to reserve some addresses for fixed IPs. There is a great probability your router is configured to a network like 192.168.0.1/24 and the DHCP server range from 192.168.0.2 to 192.168.0.254. Change that range from 192.168 ...

The right way is to config your router first. You should modify its DHCP server to reserve some addresses for fixed IPs. There is a great probability your router is configured to a network like 192.168.0.1/24 and the DHCP server range from 192.168.0.2 to 192.168.0.254. Change that range from 192.168 ...

The right way is to config your router first. You should modify its DHCP server to reserve some addresses for fixed IPs. There is a great probability your router is configured to a network like 192.168.0.1/24 and the DHCP server range from 192.168.0.2 to 192.168.0.254. Change that range from 192.168.0 ...

... 08002B30309D}, and is usually stored as a 128-bit integer. The total number of unique keys is 2128 or 3.4×1038. This number is so large that the probability of the same number being generated randomly twice is negligible, however, GUID numbers are not always generated randomly

Microsoft Windows ...

... and row is locked. With optimistic locking, finally we need to attempt write and handle the failure finally in some way or other. Even if the probability is very low, our code should contain handling of failure.

May be, TDolphin makes these issues quite simple to handle. I don't have any ...

... when the browse object is required to be repainted within the very short time gap after closing the datasource and before the window is closed. Probability of such a situation is extremely rare but can not be ruled out. This is what you are experiencing.

Mr James
I also wonder, if we can't kill ...

... you are using after the user closes the dialog (in your eample). As a user I would find this very annoying. I suggest that you think in terms of probability not possibility. Yes, there is a possibility that a user changed the data and pressed the cancel button (or escape key) and really meant to ...

... option, because theoratically we'd have to make the get's so big, that even 15 "M" oder "W" Characters could fit in.

Well, possibility is not probability. There is a possibility that a user could enter a string of W's but it is very improbable. So, you can make it shorter than that. Further, I don ...

... of the tables but contains more information - like your own data types.

It seems like you are going to spend a tremendous amount of work up front for the possibility that it will be useful later. Perhaps you are working in an environment where this is a high probability, but I am not.

James