Re: Extracting a .gz file

You might even try EXPAND BLOB which supports gzip: http://doc.4d.com/4Dv15R5/4D/15-R5/COMPRESS-BLOB.301-2936996.en.html I’m just not sure if it will only expand a blob COMPRESS BLOB compressed or if it would expand any gzip file you could pull into a blob. -- Cannon Smith Synergy Farm

Re: Extracting a .gz file

on Mac, my experience is that gzip is opened/extracted by the built-in compression/decompression utility. So an Applescript (or whatever) that opens the document *should* decompress it auto-magically. probably even this will work: OPEN WEB URL($Path) Chip On Wed, 5 Oct 2016 13:21:52 -0400, bo

Re: Extracting a .gz file

On Mac - gzip -d > On Oct 5, 2016, at 1:37 PM, Tai Bui wrote: > > Hi Bob, > > I haven't tried it from 4D myself, but both WinRAR and 7zip can extract gZip > files and are available from the command line so it should be possible to use > LEP with them. ***

Re: 4D Server in the cloud

That's great. Many of information I got was decades ago. Laurant told me that those commands need to access the server since some users change table/field name in a live system. I asked if 4D access local structure resources if it's run in compiled. He replied that it could be done ... etc. I di

RE: Extracting a .gz file

Hi Bob, I haven't tried it from 4D myself, but both WinRAR and 7zip can extract gZip files and are available from the command line so it should be possible to use LEP with them. Best Regards, -Tai B. ** 4D Internet Users Group

Extracting a .gz file

Hello Everyone, I've not used the .gz archive format before, but I have a situation now where I'm getting data daily in .gz format (also called "gzip") that I need to decompress. Is there something I can use (4D v15) to "unzip" these files? Is there something I can use with LEP or possibly PH

Re: Document List

> Le 3 oct. 2016 à 14:57, Peter Mew a écrit : > > Thank you Guy > Spot on > Im most grateful Good to check if tables and fields names do not to interfere with 4D langage and SQL. See here: -- Arnaud de Montard ***

Re: 4D Server in the cloud

> Le 2 oct. 2016 à 20:34, Alan Chan a écrit : > > [...] > I also asked if Table/field/table name/field name would be sent to server to > resolve or just from local resources downloaded during login on compiled > version. Hi Alan, I'm *sure* those are read from local resources, and most proba

Re: settings.4DSettings

Bob, When you activate the "Enable User Settings in External File” option, 4D do not set anything in this file (except the “automatic_session_management”). It just allow you to use this option and add a submenu to Database Settings, Structure and User. You have to select User Settings. Only the

RE: 4D Application

RE> Exist one command that i can to use for uderstand if i use a stand alone application or a server connection? Hi Ferdinando, Yes, use "Application Type" - it has a return value that tells you if you are on 4D Desktop or 4D Server (or others): http://doc.4d.com/4Dv15R5/4D/15-R5/Application-

Re: 4D Application

Thanks Il 05/10/2016 11:57, Benedict, Tom ha scritto: Ferdinando asks: > >Exist one command that i can to use for understand if i use a stand alone application or a server connection? > Check out the Application type command. http://www.4d.com/docs/CMU/CMU00494.HTM I believe that a st

Re: 4D Application

Ferdinando asks: > >Exist one command that i can to use for understand if i use a stand alone >application or a server connection? > Check out the Application type command. http://www.4d.com/docs/CMU/CMU00494.HTM I believe that a standalone application would be 0 (4D local mode) HTH, Tom B

Re: 4D Application

stardata.info wrote: > Exist one command that i can to use for uderstand if i use a stand alone > application or a server connection? The command you are looking for is "Application type" Greetings from Germany, Bernd Fröhlich

4D Application

Hi All, Exist one command that i can to use for uderstand if i use a stand alone application or a server connection? Thanks Ferdinando ** 4D Internet Users Group (4D iNUG) FAQ: http://lists.4d.com/faqnug.html Archive: http