Sorry I can't let this pass.
Nevan wrote...
So unfortunately does MSDE - and don't dump that small footprint dogma
on me because at 64Mb ram at $75 and 15Gb disk at $200 it is irrelevant.
Does it also, like it OS brethren, spend all it's idle time looking for
available resources to hog?
Hi
The following article describes how to lock the record.
http://www.ibphoenix.com/doc0844.html
I tried that (I execute an update query on BeforeEdit event) but it
doesn't seem to work.
Sandeep.
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Hi all
With a TComboBox Style set at csDropDownList you can do:
DocEntryDestCB.ItemIndex :=
DocEntryDestCB.Items.IndexOf(ImpDestCode);
With the Style set at csDropDown, you can't.
Is this in:
* it doesn't compile
* it crashes
* it returns wrong result
I am interested as I have
Willie
Three things
1/ My Name is Neven
2/
In my limited circle of developer friends I know of 2 (probably 3
actually -
none of which are called Nevan or Nic) that have worked with both and
they
all prefer IB after their experiences.
This is totally heresay, when you have some knowledge
Sandeep
Yes you could use pessimistic locking however I wouldn't suggest it.
especially not
in the application.
As i have said before I you'd be better off accepting that SQL servers are
not ISAM's
and embrace the changes it will require, not fight them
"To the man with a hammer all the world
I want to find out
the number of forms that are visible in my application, however Screen.Forms
doesn't tell me about the common dialogs, such as the open dialog. Is there any
way i can find out what dialogs are currently visible?
Stacey
Stacey
Verner
Ph: +64-9-4154790Software
Developer
Neven MacEwan wrote:
snip
2/
In my limited circle of developer friends I know of 2 (probably 3
actually -
none of which are called Nevan or Nic) that have worked with both and
they
all prefer IB after their experiences.
This is totally heresay, when you have some knowledge yourself
1/ My Name is Neven
Hi Neven!
2/
In my limited circle of developer friends I know of 2 (probably 3
actually -
none of which are called Nevan or Nic) that have worked with both and
they
all prefer IB after their experiences.
This is totally heresay, when you have some knowledge
As i have said before I you'd be better off accepting that SQL servers are
not ISAM's
and embrace the changes it will require, not fight them
Gotta agree here - I've only ever used explicit locking once - in a paradox
app, where I had to lock the record or another paradox app would clobber
"you'll never lose your job by choosing Microsoft".
(Only your data - we have had about 6 MS SQL7 DB corruptions since starting
using MS SQL7 last year ...
Thankfully they were only development DB's.
)
A vi vrs Emacs or Mac vrs PC war, anyone!??!
How about a OODB vs SQLDB instead?
How about a OODB vs SQLDB instead?
OK, but is anyone actually using an OODB? I'm using a OR mapping tools,
which is close (I get to use OQL) but thats about it.
N
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How about a OODB vs SQLDB instead?
OK, but is anyone actually using an OODB? I'm using a OR
mapping tools,
which is close (I get to use OQL) but thats about it.
Good point - Now that I think about it, I would be surprised if anybody on
this list is using one ...
Although I would be
Hi all,
I just got around to modifying my app this
morning and now have a progress bar doing what it should.
Being a Borland pascal programmer since BP/2 days
I chose to use Steve Peacocke's solution as follows :-
1. Use a TAnimate component to simply give feedback
that the files is
I'm enjoying this thread. :-)
I'll just add that that I've been using Interbase for over half of this year
(seems like forever really) and I have mixed feelings about it.
I used to say "an SQL language stands or falls on the strength of it's
optimiser". But since Interbase's optimiser is a
Carl
I'm enjoying this thread. :-)
It was getting a bit quiet there for a while
I used to say "an SQL language stands or falls on the strength of it's
optimiser". But since Interbase's optimiser is a steaming heap of dung,
but I'm confused..what part of IB did you enjoy? :-)
I do think
Cory
If you are any way suggesting I'm an braindead M$ sycophant then you
Whoa, chill Neven. He was (as he pointed out) stating his opinion of
MSSQL,
NOT slamming you. Calm down and read the message again.
You'll note I did say IF
Neven
Myles
(Only your data - we have had about 6 MS SQL7 DB corruptions since
starting
using MS SQL7 last year ...
Thankfully they were only development DB's.
Maybe i'm blessed but I've only ever had one (and that was because I hadn't
loaded sp1)
Neven
I posted this yesterday pm but it I feel that I
dropped out of the email system after that because I received no messages until
about 11am today - and there was sign of this from DUG and no catch-up
volume.
So here it is again.
Hi all
With a TComboBox Style set at csDropDownList you
can
From: Neven MacEwan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
I used to say "an SQL language stands or falls on the strength of
it's optimiser". But since Interbase's optimiser is a steaming heap
of dung,
but I'm confused..what part of IB did you enjoy? :-)
I never discuss the good points of things,
Myles
(Only your data - we have had about 6 MS SQL7 DB corruptions since
starting
using MS SQL7 last year ...
Thankfully they were only development DB's.
Out of curiosity were you able to repair the databases? Or did you not try
very hard because they were only development databases?
Mark
instead of DocEntryDestCB.ItemIndex :=
DocEntryDestCB.Items.IndexOf(ImpDestCode);
for a csDropDown you can
DocEntryDestCB.Text := ImpDestCode;
a csDropDown doesn't enforce existance of the item
- Original Message -
From: Mark Howard [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Multiple recipients of
Nope - could not repair - we consigned them to the scrap bin.
(Only your data - we have had about 6 MS SQL7 DB
corruptions since
starting
using MS SQL7 last year ...
Thankfully they were only development DB's.
Out of curiosity were you able to repair the databases? Or
did you
Yeah. Sorry, wasn't clear about this.
I want to be able to handle an exception if the ImpDestCode is not in the
list.
Mark
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From: "Neven MacEwan" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: "Multiple recipients of list delphi" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, December 18, 2000 3:25 PM
Carl
isn't postgreSQL *nix only?
see http://www.postgresql.org/docs/admin/supported-platforms.htm
Neven
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isn't postgreSQL *nix only?
see http://www.postgresql.org/docs/admin/supported-platforms.htm
Whew, that was a long-winded "yes". :-)
Cheers,
Carl
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Read the bottom
- Original Message -
From: Carl Reynolds [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Multiple recipients of list delphi [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, 19 December 2000 15:29
Subject: RE: [DUG]: Interbase
isn't postgreSQL *nix only?
see
Interesting thread. Has Interbase got an ODBC driver yet? For many applications,
the lack of one is probably a positive advantage but I need access via the
likes of Arcview, excel etc and no ODBC driver is a distinct problem.
--
Phil
http://www.interbase2000.org/tools.htm#odbc
Cheers,
Carl
From: Phil Scadden [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, 19 December 2000 1:16 PM
To: Multiple recipients of list delphi
Subject: Re: [DUG]: Interbase
Interesting thread. Has Interbase got an ODBC driver yet? For many
applications,
Yeah. Sorry, wasn't clear about this.
I want to be able to handle an exception if the ImpDestCode is not in the
list.
if DocEntryDestCB.Items.IndexOf(ImpDestCode) = -1 then
raise Exception.Create('Item not in list')
else
DocEntryDestCB.Text := ImpDestCode;
Deepak Shenoy
Agni
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