Can you concatenate?
SQLEXEC(field1 + field1) ???
Just a guess
David Crooks wrote:
I am having a brain drain as I know I have had this issue before. I am
trying to add a record to a table and I keep getting error messages that
a field could not accept a NULL value. So, I added the
Happy ending (sort of).
After checking with buyblue.org, I ordered the camera from Amazon
yesterday and received it today via UPS.
I'll be refusing receipt of the other package when it finally arrives
(UPS ground from Brooklyn, NY starting Tues. AM), won't even touch the
box - no prints -
Hahaha, not a chance! All it was, was a form with a picture object set
as its background.
Basically (in vfp)...
_screen.picture=some bmp here
lol
Tristan
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I've been afraid of something like this happening to me.
ditto - see
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- are they actually *allowed* to publish email addresses like that?
Andrew Davies MBCS CITP
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On 9/28/06, Nicholas Geti [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Not a cheap shot. I read the statement; hardly anything inflammatory in my
opinion.
And a rather oblique statement it was.
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I thought there was a separate list for Python
Allen
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Subject: Re: [NF] Python - Thinking Differently
I started to do that but I use a generic address for software and hardware
companies. Seems even these cant be trusted either so I will be changing
mine to a separate one for each company I deal with in future. Then when one
goes bad its just a cut off.
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someone on this list mentions DDE and within minutes I get a call from a
user whose [secured] Access database has fallen over:
error 8063
The DDE channel is established, but the data exchange wasn't completed in
the amount of time specified in the OLE/DDE Timeout setting in the Options
dialog
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Cleanup code runs after. It was also the place to put other code. You will
need to do the work when the condition is changed. Maybe an assign method on
the variables controlling the conditions.
Another possible way is make your own popups. Then you can add if codes.
Allen
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Morning all...
I take it cleanup code doesn't work for popup menus (when using the
menu/popup designer)? I have just created a popup which I activate from
a button, and in the cleanup code I wanna be able to drop some bars if a
particular condition is true.
The silly thing is though, the
http://www.regdeveloper.co.uk/2006/09/27/windows_vista_visual_studio_2005/
This is potentially good news for the Eclipse Foundation, as it seems
Microsoft developers will need to run different versions of Windows to
build applications for new Windows Vista systems plus the millions of
PCs running
On Sep 28, 2006, at 4:47 AM, Allen wrote:
I thought there was a separate list for Python
There is, and that's for discussing Python issues. This is not
concerned with a specific problem in Python; rather, it's a
discussion of the pros and cons of adding Python to your toolbox as a
On Sep 28, 2006, at 4:52 AM, Allen wrote:
I have problems with my Linux system as Linux does not seem to
allow the
cutting of mail and other users. Sh*theads know this and send spam
to those
addresses. A pitfall of Linux I think.
What exactly do you mean by the cutting of mail?
There is a built in user called mail and it wont allow that to be removed as
a user, I think it was a while since I tried. That and root seem to be used
by spammers once they find a Linux system. Its not a big deal as I plan to
remove the Linux email system and go to win2k3 server but its
On Thu, 28 Sep 2006 12:52:11 +0100, Allen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
. That and root seem to be
used
by spammers once they find a Linux system.
What, like 'administrator' in the Windows server world? Surely it's
incorrect security setup that is the problem, not the fact that there is
a 'root' or
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20060928/ap_on_re_mi_ea/
iraqi_opinion;_ylt=AqK15PHCnfvxtunZp4imyT1I2ocA;_ylu=X3oDMTA5aHJvMDdwBHN
lYwN5bmNhdA--
( -or- http://tinyurl.com/kuv7n )
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
About six in 10 Iraqis say they approve of attacks
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iraqi_opinion;_ylt=AqK15PHCnfvxtunZp4imyT1I2ocA;_ylu=X3oDMTA5aHJvMDdwBHN
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( -or- http://tinyurl.com/kuv7n
Hi Ed thanks
I don't really know much on Linux which like most people is a good reason to
go to win2k3. I was under the impression that local machine would need to
access root and mail. How do you stop the outside world from accessing
either of those.
Allen
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From:
On Sep 28, 2006, at 8:11 AM, Jean Laeremans wrote:
Are you surprised ? Personally i thought the numbers would have been
higher, well maybe they are
No, I'm not surprised. Nor am I surprised that those who claimed
that the Iraqis would welcome us as liberators, or those who claimed
On Sep 28, 2006, at 8:21 AM, Allen wrote:
I don't really know much on Linux which like most people is a good
reason to
go to win2k3. I was under the impression that local machine would
need to
access root and mail. How do you stop the outside world from accessing
either of those.
If you
On 9/28/06, Allen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Ed thanks
I don't really know much on Linux which like most people is a good reason to
go to win2k3.
Lazy sod s Bit more Linux, bit less Di.
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Just found something interesting...
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/q162800/
Updates the #PREPOPUP generator directive functionality. This
directive, for use only with shortcut menus, allows you to control where
the ACTIVATE POPUP command is placed in relation to the generated
cleanup code. By
Alan Bourke wrote:
http://www.regdeveloper.co.uk/2006/09/27/windows_vista_visual_studio_2005/
This is potentially good news for the Eclipse Foundation, as it seems
Microsoft developers will need to run different versions of Windows to
build applications for new Windows Vista systems plus the
Michael Madigan wrote:
I'm trying to move the development system from a
working computer to another. I've never had a problem
before.
Now I'm getting path to target not found yet if I
hit the find target button and select it there, it
finds it. But when I run it, I get the same error.
The
Aha!
I have got it! You stick #PREPOPUP in the start up code of the menu and
this tells the genmenu program to put the clean up code before the
'activate popup' command.
Thanks MS for not having any of this in the help files!
Tristan
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Ed Leafe wrote:
On Sep 28, 2006, at 4:47 AM, Allen wrote:
I thought there was a separate list for Python
There is, and that's for discussing Python issues. This is not
concerned with a specific problem in Python; rather, it's a
discussion of the pros and cons of adding Python to
I have changed the alias file to mail: /dev/null
See what that does. Thanks Ed
Allen
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Behalf Of Ed Leafe
If you run a mail server, you should know how to set it up. Most
servers that I have seen have an
On Sep 28, 2006, at 9:40 AM, Allen wrote:
I have changed the alias file to mail: /dev/null
See what that does.
Some mail servers require that the text files be 'compiled' (at
least that's the way I look at it) into a form that it can use. OMM,
after I edit the aliases file, I need to
On Thursday, September 28, 2006 8:23 AM Ed Leafe wrote:
No, I'm not surprised. Nor am I surprised that those who claimed
that the Iraqis would welcome
us as liberators, or those who claimed that the Iraq war would pay for
itself, or that it could be
done in six months with a minimal
On Thursday, September 28, 2006 2:07 AM Chet Gardiner wrote:
Can you concatenate?
SQLEXEC(field1 + field1) ???
Just a guess
No, I don't see how that can work. I just want to update a couple
fields but there are other fields that are setup to not allow Nulls. I
am using the following
UPDATE: Microsoft has released a version 2.0 of their patch MS06-049
for users of Windows 2000 SP4. If you're using that version and
compression, the updated patch is essential:
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/bulletin/ms06-049.mspx
Unusual that they'd release this update off their
Ah yes I remember that now. Thanks Ed
Allen
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Some mail servers require that the text files be 'compiled' (at
least that's the way I look at it) into a form that it can use. OMM,
after I
David,
Why not use the NVL() Function.
Dave Crozier
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David Crooks wrote:
On Thursday, September 28, 2006 2:07 AM Chet Gardiner wrote:
Can you concatenate?
SQLEXEC(field1 + field1) ???
Just a guess
No, I don't see how that can work. I just want to update a couple
fields but there are other fields that are setup to not allow
Can you shorten the TRANSFORM to just the NVL() function?
Tracy
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Sent: Thursday, September 28, 2006 10:00 AM
On Thursday, September 28, 2006 2:07 AM Chet Gardiner wrote:
Can you concatenate?
SQLEXEC(field1 + field1) ???
Just a guess
On 9/27/06, David Crooks [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So, I added the field to the
list and then I hit the limit of 1024 for a string. How do I get around
this? TIA!
Parameters:
lcSQL = INSERT INTO Customer (cCustName, cAddress, cCSZ, yCreditLimit) + ;
VALUES (?lcCustName,
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Well - it's an email that supposedly was sent out as 'you' and it bounced
back, right ?
I had that problem a few years back, and I set up mail filtering rules on
my linux shared services email server to filter this crap out and send it
to /dev/null , based on a 2 rules -
1) contains
IN this case, no. The cursor only exists long enough to load the combobox then
is released.
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In the
I've long thought that most of the Agile Religion is a crock, even though I
like the basic concept. Here's a great article on it out of Slashdot
http://steve-yegge.blogspot.com/2006/09/good-agile-bad-agile_27.html
I like the way he points to one of the expositors of Agile using Scrum which
is
Word to the wise...
http://isc.sans.org
The Internet Storm Center is reporting yet another Internet Explorer
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The ISC is also pointing to reports of an exploit packaged in a
PowerPoint file. I may have mentioned it before: Do not open
john harvey wrote:
I've long thought that most of the Agile Religion is a crock, even
though I like the basic concept. Here's a great article on it out of
Slashdot
http://steve-yegge.blogspot.com/2006/09/good-agile-bad-agile_27.html
I like the way he points to one of the expositors of
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Yeah, I can see how it can be both good and bad. I just think it's funny/sad
the way corporate America jumps on any bandwagon and the next thing you know
some guru is out selling vaporware or concepts.
John
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What a sill thing to yell, Bullship.
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On Thursday, September 28, 2006 8:23 AM Ed Leafe
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No, I'm not surprised. Nor am I surprised that
those who claimed
that the Iraqis would welcome
us as liberators, or those who claimed that the
On 9/28/06, john harvey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yeah, I can see how it can be both good and bad. I just think it's funny/sad
the way corporate America jumps on any bandwagon and the next thing you know
some guru is out selling vaporware or concepts.
It's so jumping the shark to think that
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Better yet... imagine a day with no PowerPoint. Wow.
Wasn't that a John Lennon lyric? ;-)
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On 9/28/06, Ed Leafe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sep 28, 2006, at 12:11 PM, Ted Roche wrote:
Better yet... imagine a day with no PowerPoint. Wow.
Wasn't that a John Lennon lyric? ;-)
Imagine there's no spreadsheets,
It's easy if you try.
No .DOCs or templates.
To edit, just vi.
Most documentation is a waste of time and money. It is expensive to
produce. It is frequently not maintained, rendering it useless. And it
makes two very iffy assumptions: one that the author knows how to
write and two that the reader has a basis for comprehension.
Heresy? Perhaps.
My
On 9/28/06, Ed Leafe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Wasn't that a John Lennon lyric? ;-)
No, he was visualizing whirled peas. It was Tufte who said PowerPoint is Evil.
http://www.wired.com/wired/archive/11.09/ppt2.html
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Andy Davies wrote:
someone on this list mentions DDE and within minutes I get a call from a
user whose [secured] Access database has fallen over:
error 8063
The DDE channel is established, but the data exchange wasn't completed in
the amount of time specified in the OLE/DDE Timeout setting in
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The Internet threatens the powers-that-be, so rather then form, fund
and support a task force to fix these problems, they do nothing.
Then one day they'll declare the Internet a disaster and move in to
fix it
with controls such as a positive ID required for logon that will
track
She sure doesn't have the wherewithal that you do,
Hal.
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Liberalism is a mental disorder
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Garrett Fitzgerald wrote:
Imagine there's no spreadsheets,
It's easy if you try.
No .DOCs or templates.
To edit, just vi.
Imagine presentations
Given manually,
Ooh ooh, h.
You may say I'm a zealot,
but there's more than one or two.
I hope some day you'll reformat
And start to run Ubuntu!
Garrett Fitzgerald wrote:
On 9/28/06, Ed Leafe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sep 28, 2006, at 12:11 PM, Ted Roche wrote:
Better yet... imagine a day with no PowerPoint. Wow.
Wasn't that a John Lennon lyric? ;-)
Imagine there's no spreadsheets,
It's easy if you try.
No .DOCs or
I think documentation is an imperative, for several reasons. But first
to mention that it's a management, not programmer, responsibility that
it be regarded as important, respected and kept up to date.
It's management's job to give developers the outline, table of contents,
to flesh out, so the
This could simply be an intermittent network problem or a disk that is starting
to fail and does a lot of retries or a timeout value that is not realistic.
If it continues over time, use the process of elimination to determine what is
amiss.
HALinNY
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On Sep 28, 2006, at 1:34 PM, Bill Arnold wrote:
Spam, for example, should have been stepped up to with a national
no-spam registry, like the one used for telemarketing (which works for
me)
This sort of thinking is fruitless. Laws from one nation have no
effect on other nations. Most spam
On Sep 28, 2006, at 1:24 PM, Garrett Fitzgerald wrote:
Imagine there's no spreadsheets,
Ah, so you were writing for him all along!
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Yeah, I can see how it can be both good
Spam, for example, should have been stepped up to with a national
no-spam registry, like the one used for telemarketing
(which works for
me)
This sort of thinking is fruitless. Laws from one
nation have no effect on other nations. Most spam isn't sent from the
spammers
Yo Yo Madigan - Did You Know ?
7-11, Stop n Go, Southland - all have given Citgo the Boot as of Tuesday.
In the lower south - there's been a flurry of reconstruction to remove the
Citgo signs, and in some places, remove the Citgo Tanks and install other
tanks. Your notice to boycott was useful
Bill Arnold wrote:
I think documentation is an imperative, for several reasons. But
first to mention that it's a management, not programmer,
responsibility that it be regarded as important, respected and kept
up to date.
It's management's job to give developers the outline, table of
My 2-cents:
Document at a high level.
Example using UML Document your class interactions ( Maybe only a few public
method/properties ) and subclassing structures. Document the important Use
Cases via the Use Case Diagram ( Stick people, Ovals and arrows. ) Finally if
data centric an ERD and
I want to state that documentation is very important on the
front end. Sorry but you need to have the roadmap for the
developers to achieve. You can then have a test plan created
to validate that what was asked for is accomplished.
If I understand what you're saying, yes. I didn't
Before I go and reinvent the wheel... Is there a easy/standard way of changing
a grid behavior so that when I've typed in some information ( in this case a
number ) and press enter/return the next cell highlighted is not to the right
but down a row, e.g. same column?
Tyring to allow for rapid
They're selling like hotcakes Bill, people are buying
stickers 6 at a time. My average sale is 4 at a time.
Nice to see 7-11 do the right thing. I'm going to
make it a point to buy an extra Slurpee.
I heard that they were renaming gas stations, we'll
have to find what the new ones are called.
I got a spoofed EMAIL from Bill blaming the Necons for
everything bad in America. LOL
--- Bill Arnold [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Spam, for example, should have been stepped up
to with a national
no-spam registry, like the one used for
telemarketing
(which works for
me)
Before I go and reinvent the wheel... Is there a
easy/standard way of changing a grid behavior so that when
I've typed in some information ( in this case a number ) and
press enter/return the next cell highlighted is not to the
right but down a row, e.g. same column?
Tyring to allow
That's what I'm doing, but it isn't working. I have
foxpro on many xp machines, but there is something
about this one that isn't letting it run.
--- Peter Cushing [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Michael Madigan wrote:
I'm trying to move the development system from a
working computer to another.
On 9/28/06, Vince Teachout [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Garrett Fitzgerald wrote:
Imagine there's no spreadsheets,
It's easy if you try.
No .DOCs or templates.
To edit, just vi.
That's F'ng brilliant! Did you write that?
I think I may have been hanging around filkers too much. :-)
I would like to see the DNS Routers filter out the obvious spam. It
shouldn't be hard to do. I'd also like to see the government shut down the
spammers.
John
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Obviously documentation is necessary. One thing I've seen though is where
more resources are put into tracking the project than writing the software!
John
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Sent: Thursday, September 28, 2006
On Thursday, September 28, 2006 3:37 PM john harvey wrote:
I would like to see the DNS Routers filter out the obvious spam. It
shouldn't be hard to do. I'd also like to see the government shut down
the spammers.
I agree and there used to be an e-mail address I used to forward such
e-mails to in
You don't want the imperialistic US Government to
oppress a third-world spammer, do you?
--- David Crooks [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thursday, September 28, 2006 3:37 PM john harvey
wrote:
I would like to see the DNS Routers filter out the
obvious spam. It
shouldn't be hard to do. I'd
Have you ever stayed in one of those hotels that have wifi? when you turn on
your computer, a screen comes up and asks for your
credit card number so you can get wifi for 24 hours or more?
I have 4 broadband transmitters, smc, viewsonic, motorola, netgear. -
different brands that I got to
David Crooks wrote:
On Thursday, September 28, 2006 3:37 PM john harvey wrote:
I would like to see the DNS Routers filter out the obvious spam. It
shouldn't be hard to do. I'd also like to see the government shut
down the spammers.
I agree and there used to be an e-mail address I used
Well, I seem to have stirred up some communication here. Good for me :)
Of course I overstated my position and I did it to spur the dialog.
Documentation is very important. But it is a management responsibility
and management must be prepared to foot the bill or suffer the
consequences.
KAM wrote:
Have you ever stayed in one of those hotels that have wifi? when you
turn on your computer, a screen comes up and asks for your credit
card number so you can get wifi for 24 hours or more?
I have 4 broadband transmitters, smc, viewsonic, motorola, netgear.
- different brands
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You might want to spend about 40 bucks for some network monitoring software
too. http://www.freshsoftware.com/xns/pro/ is what I use for my web servers.
John
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Sent: Thursday, September 28, 2006 1:58 PM
Well, your remark seems kind of snide, but I learned some things about
Python from that discussion.
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Subject: RE: [NF] Python
I'd say people stealth marketing - where they are sending to a different
name than yours, they give a different name than their email address, etc.
Take them out and grind them up. Use the remains for fertilizer! Not that
I'm sick of getting the latest stock tip, nor am I enraged because someone
I recommended the death penalty for virus writers a
while back and the usual suspects said that was too
harsh.
--- john harvey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'd say people stealth marketing - where they are
sending to a different
name than yours, they give a different name than
their email
On Sep 28, 2006, at 3:36 PM, john harvey wrote:
I would like to see the DNS Routers filter out the obvious spam. It
shouldn't be hard to do.
And how do you propose to do that? Most spam isn't being sent by the
spammers; it's being sent by infected machines.
I'd also like to see the
On Thursday 28 September 2006 16:27, Ed Leafe wrote:
Hi Ed!
Why, the Nigerian government, of course.
Looks like the work-around has gotten me back into the loop.
Regards,
Pete
On Sep 28, 2006, at 3:36 PM, john harvey wrote:
I would like to see the DNS Routers filter out the obvious spam.
You may want to double check your contracts as well. It may be a
violation of your agreement to resell Internet access.
Kevin Cully
CULLY Technologies, LLC
Sponsor of Fox Forward 2006!
http://foxforward.net
KAM wrote:
Have you ever stayed in one of those hotels that have wifi? when you turn
Hi Everybody!
I guess Verizon is currently blocking email from leafe.com. After about a week
of support calls, emails and standing on my head in the corner, I finally
subscribed to the various lists via my website address. This is working for
the time being.
Nothing to stop the mental giants
On Sep 28, 2006, at 3:11 PM, Russell Campbell wrote:
Well, your remark seems kind of snide
You are right about that. Unusual, because __stephen is the one who
most consistently pushes the boundaries of {NF} posts to include
anything vaguely technical or even scientific: Bad Steve!
I
On 9/27/06, Chet Gardiner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'll be refusing receipt of the other package when it finally arrives
(UPS ground from Brooklyn, NY starting Tues. AM), won't even touch the
box - no prints - and then will get my money back from the Credit Card
company.
You mean your UPS guy
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