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... MoveNext()
ENDDO
:CloseRecordset()
ENDWITH

GrafTempo( "Backup SQL" )
nAtual := 0

hFileOutput := fCreate( "backup" + Str( nBackupFileNum, 1 ) + ".sql", FC_NORMAL )
...
GrafTempo( nAtual, nTotal )
...


Note2: at momment I use table, procedure and function, I will add more types when use them.

... use only)

164. Resize( nSizeType, nWidth, nHeight )

Description: Resizes the browse control to the specified dimensions or using predefined size types.

Parameters:

nSizeType: NUMERIC - Size type code (e.g., SIZE_PIXEL, SIZE_CLIENT, SIZE_WINDOW).

nWidth: NUMERIC - New width in pixels (if ...

... Description: Resets the browse control's data and columns.

Parameters:

uSrc: - New data source (can be array, DBF alias, or other supported types).

aCols: ARRAY - Array of column specifications for the new data (optional).

Return Value: OBJECT - Returns the TXBrowse object (Self).

Usage ...

... bitmaps, metafiles, and files. The class also supports Unicode text and provides methods to check if the clipboard is empty or contains specific types of data.

### Class Overview

- **Class Name**: `TClipBoard`
- **Purpose**: To manage and manipulate the Windows Clipboard, allowing for the ...

... Summary**

The `TBrush` class is a powerful tool for managing brushes in a Windows-based graphical environment. It supports a wide range of brush types, including solid colors, patterns, gradients, and bitmap-based brushes. The class provides methods for creating, modifying, and managing brushes ...

... and field number limits to keep up with modern requirements.
Compression:
Integrated support for compression to save storage space.
Advanced Data Types:
Support for complex data types such as JSON, arrays, or BLOBs.
Timestamps and Logging:
Automatic logging of changes or accesses, similar to ...

... METHOD Range( cRange )
METHOD Cells( nRow, [anCol] )
METHOD SaveAs( cSave )
METHOD Close()/End()


Notes:
1. Reads only values and data types of the cells but does not read other formatting information like font character specs or other formatting like pictures, border styles, etc.
2 ...

... from their experiences and improve their performance over time.

Goal-Oriented : They are designed to achieve specific objectives or tasks.

Types of AI Agents :

Reactive Agents : These agents respond to specific inputs from their environment without using internal states or past experiences ...

... offers a generous free tier, advanced features or high usage might incur costs.

3. **User Management Complexity**:
- Organizations with many user types may need careful policy planning to ensure everyone has the correct access level.

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### **When This Approach Makes Sense**:
- Small-to-medium ...

... when I set ntipo1 I declare local aTabella := array(101, 11)

when I set ntipo2 I declare local aTabella := array(10, 11)


I tried to set local aTabella :={} for all types


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when i switch to mode 2 it should also change the size of xbrowse


Any solution Pls ?

... compatibility with the 64-bit architecture. Here are specific optimizations you can apply:

### 1. **Improve Type Safety**
Make sure that all data types are correctly sized for a 64-bit environment. This is especially important for types like `USHORT`, `BOOL`, and pointers. Use fixed-size types from ...

... the code in Borland C 64-bit, which fails at the `hb_vmSend( 0 );` call, the problem likely arises from differences in memory handling and data types between 32-bit and 64-bit environments. Here are several approaches to debug and potentially avoid the crash:

### 1. **Check Data Types**
The ...

... they have practically inserted the invoice in all its forms in an xlm file but this needs another file where the style is stored, generally two types of style are associated, one such as a small page with all the data and an invoice type in graphic format. I started making a class to create ...

... the second method in my post which converts the number to a string, and I don't see how that can get a match with a numeric field.

All other data types work fine, but not the numeric replace. I have looked at other options ( like what is used in the newer versions of fivedbu.prg in samples ) but ...

... TRIM( cReplaceField)
nReplaceField := Ascan( ::aNames, cReplaceField )
// We want the type of data of the selected field
cNewType := ::aTypes[ nReplaceField ]

// Make sure the new value matches the type of the field and is defined as vNewValue
IF cNewType = "C"
uNewValue := cNewValue ...