RE: [DUG]: Offtopic - been there, done that

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[DUG]:changing compile conditions at runtime...

Hi I want to implement something like a passcode that when entered allows the user to do something different than a user without that passcode. I have all the functionality already in the code with compile conditions but from all the help Ive looked through, I cant change this on the fly - it

RE: [DUG]:changing compile conditions at runtime...

Hi Chris, My initial thought is that this is something that needs embedded into the functionality of your program rather than a compile time issue. Security is really something that should be addressed as a constituent part of your design from the start... However, one relatively quick

RE: [DUG]:changing compile conditions at runtime...

Actually, you could look at doing something with Delphi packages, although I haven't tried anything like that myself, so I don't know how feasible it would be. Create two runtime packages with your different compiled functionality. Your simple launcher exe might then be able to choose which

[DUG]: SQL Server Store Procedure failed when underlying table changes

Title: Message Hi, This is not strictly Delphi question, but I use Delphi ADO to access it. I use MS SQL Server 2000 here, and have many stored procedures and UDFs defined. Every time I made some changed to tables (mainly add new columns), some SP or UDF failed to get correct result,

Re: [DUG]: SQL Server Store Procedure failed when underlying tablechanges

hi there.i dont remember doin that when i used to work with sql server (strangely enough am more happy workin w/ IB) but there's a great sql server forum that prob has an answer. http://www.sqlmag.com/forums/ cheers, moises.

Re: [DUG]:changing compile conditions at runtime...

- Original Message - From: Chris Veale [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, December 06, 2002 11:33 AM Subject: [DUG]:changing compile conditions at runtime... Hi I want to implement something like a passcode that when entered allows the user to do something different than a user without

[DUG]: Opposite of Pos()

All, Ages ago I was trolling thru the help and I stumbled across a function that did the opposite of Pos, it searched from the end of the string to the beginning looking for a match. I thought at the time that I should remember it's name because it would most likely come in handy. So I promptly

RE: [DUG]: Opposite of Pos()

Thats what I'd thought it was! And that's why I saw it and then could never find it again as I installed Indy a while back and then removed it :o) Thanks, Nahum. [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on Nahum Wild wrote on Friday, 6 December 2002 4:33 p.m.: Ages ago I was

[DUG]: ADO question

Hi all I know I have seen this before and fixed it, but I can't remember how. This is connecting to Ingres via ODBC with a TADOConnection. The failure is on a simple select statement. Error message : The requested operation cannot be performed with active queries There are no current