Good question, difficuly answer. At least I thought so at first, in fact
it's quite simple (I hope).
Thinking-while-I-type...
Working off-line is really no different from working online. It's just that
your ClientDataset will send a whole lot more changes to the server than
they normally
why not get a bunch of ID's when the user "undocks", or give the app -'ve
keys until its synched with the main DB?
N
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On Wed, 12 Jul 2000, Neven MacEwan wrote:
a/ Set the owner to nil and destroy it myself
b/ Set the owner the same as the parent
c/ Set the owner as the form
I tend to set Owner as Self AND destroy it myself. It's always handy to
have an owner as the component -may- reference it (depend on
a/ Set the owner to nil and destroy it myself
b/ Set the owner the same as the parent
c/ Set the owner as the form
I tend to set Owner as Self AND destroy it myself. It's always handy to
have an owner as the component -may- reference it (depend on how its
written or used).
It
On Wed, 12 Jul 2000, Aaron Scott-Boddendijk wrote:
Note that specifying an Owner involves more than setting a field. It has to
add it into the owners Components list. Destroying the Object then has
Hmmm, didn't think of that :-)
Modelmaker 5 ( demo ) integrates itself with D5 on
installation. AfterUninstalling successfully, when Delphi is started it
continues to look for awizard at start up. Any help on removing this
integration appreciated.
Patrick Sheehan
P+A ComputingPatrick Anthony Associates Ltd1st floor
A variation on the "pre-allocated bucket of keys" is to give each
node/laptop a seed number and increment for each node and table, then each
node just uses it's own sequence of numbers, in essence this pre-allocates a
complete sequence of numbers for all records.
Myles.
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In the registry remove the ModelMaker value.
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Borland\Delphi\5.0\Experts]
JED
Modelmaker 5 ( demo ) integrates itself with D5 on installation. After
Uninstalling successfully, when Delphi is started it continues to look
for a
wizard at start up. Any help on
Cheers Jed I was looking in the wrong place
Patrick Sheehan
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In the registry remove the ModelMaker value.
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Borland\Delphi\5.0\Experts]
JED
Modelmaker 5 ( demo ) integrates itself with D5 on installation. After
Uninstalling
All
Apologies.
Evidently we were the open relay the spammer used
a few days ago to abuse the list.
It's closed now.
The irony is that the reason it was open to begin
with was a demonstration of what an open relay was.
My fault for not closing it back up earlier.
Mea culpa
ns
Suggestion - Put Ethenet Cards in the laptops and use the unique ID as part of
your key no setup, no poss of collision
True enough but then the main application on the server has these huge
96bit keys. Can use a simplier no. but think you have to still have to convert
the ID in
What is huge about 96bits? in storage it is shorter than your name
Well multiply it by 12 million records and a 32bit key looks a lot more
attactive
Now Sonny I remember in '85 I wrote a whole control system in Turbo Pascal
that ran in a 48K TPAwhats a TPA!!.. I think my hearin aids
On Thu, 13 Jul 2000, Phil Scadden wrote:
HP in something like Basic in 1980. (And then there was the finite
element modeller in Algol on the old Burroughs in 1978 before
that...). I come over and teach you but my walking stick is broke.
Ahhh the joy and humor senility (sp?) brings is
..In best West Yorkshire accent...
Luxury. In my day, had to sleep in cardboard box. Walk ten miles in driving
snow to get to school, where teacher would beat us
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From: Phil Scadden [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, 13 July 2000 14:57
To: Multiple
On Thu, 13 Jul 2000, James Sugrue wrote:
Luxury. In my day, had to sleep in cardboard box. Walk ten miles in driving
snow to get to school, where teacher would beat us
Aye... stoop ya winging lad, 'least ye 'ad a sckool... in my day...
--
Inspired by the taste of horror, proud to be
Aye. No school luxury. In my day we were so poor our school was school of
ard knocks. It was so far 'way we'd have to leave before we got there so we
wouldn't be late.
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Sent: Thursday, 13 July 2000 15:53
To: Multiple
Jeez Phil you must be over 40! I bow to your superior sufferings
Much more of this pythonesque humour and we'll have to put a snake in the
temple
Regards
Neven
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