I think that whether you use one table or three the processing overhead will
be the same - you will still need several seeks which will take the same
amount of time whether they are on one table or three. A single table will
give you more flexibility and will be easier if the user wants to enter
I have agreed to give a session to our local U3A group on Linux. A question
I'm bound to be asked is - What are the advantages of Linux over Windows,
particularly in a home or small office environment? So - what are they?
I know the biggest advantage is it is not M$, there are loads of free
Hi
At one time when I had something similar, I opened a frame,
in that frame I had three comboboxes, the user had to select
in the first which would populate the second and so forth.
You could have in addition a text box to enter a code.
I used three tables.
HTH, Eurico.
John Weller wrote:
Problem solved - the issue obviously hasn't been fixed as booting with nodma
fixed it!
I had problem with the video detection. I need to use expert mode to
alter some settings.
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Similar to VMRS right? Separate, as has been suggested, makes it more
flexible... Depends upon if you want your users to build their own code(s) or
not. If not stuff all the different combinations in one table. Might make
thema a little lengthy...
HTH
Date: Fri, 23 Feb 2007
Books have been written on this subject. g
What are the advantages of Linux over Windows? Freedom. If you want to
upgrade, then you upgrade without product keys, etc. If you DON'T want
to upgrade, then don't! Amazing! I'm not coerced to upgrade my OS or
FOSS software.
Some will say that
You forgot to mention all those lovely config files!
John
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Books have been written on this
Eurico Chagas Filho wrote:
Hi
At one time when I had something similar, I opened a frame, in that
frame I had three comboboxes, the user had to select in the first
which would populate the second and so forth.
You could have in addition a text box to enter a code.
I used three tables.
There are lots of UI that helps with the config files. But config files
aren't that bad, really. Here's an example:
The Windows Way:
Okay, click Start, and then Control Panel, ... you have Windows 98?
hmmm. I've got XP but I think it should be the same ... click on
Network Connections, then
I was thinking of doing it in 1 table where sub codes link back to
the parent. Are there other, better ways to do this? This allows some
flexibility I belive, such as adding new levels if needed, but it
also might be kind of slow to parse a given code.
Self-joined tables make sense when
On 2/23/07, John Weller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Problem solved - the issue obviously hasn't been fixed as booting with nodma
fixed it!
It's no so much fixing a problem as not having the exactly correct
driver for your machine. There are a lot of propritary and
underdocumented chipsets out
On 2/24/07, john harvey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You forgot to mention all those lovely config files!
Do you mean the Registry? Or were you talking about the other OSes?
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Ted Roche wrote:
I was thinking of doing it in 1 table where sub codes link back to
the parent. Are there other, better ways to do this? This allows
some flexibility I belive, such as adding new levels if needed, but
it also might be kind of slow to parse a given code.
Self-joined tables
On Feb 24, 2007, at 6:00 AM, Pete Theisen wrote:
It is hard
to do anything in Linux because it is all a little different than
Windows,
MAC or even DOS.
Well, I think that statement needs a bit of amplification. I'm an
utter newb, having just set up my linux box a couple of weekends ago,
Bill Anderson wrote:
For many years, Microsoft had two database engines, the Jet engine
used by Access and Visual Basic, and SQL Server. But Jet has been
riding off into the sunset for the better part of six years, helped
along by the move to the .NET Framework and retirement of VB6. That's
1) Linux gives the user access to the source code. This allow a user
the option of improving the source code by modify it, and then
contributing the improvements back to the community. Also, giving users
access to the source code tends to keep the OS honest and relatively bug
free. Having
I think that whether you use one table or three the processing overhead will
be the same - you will still need several seeks which will take the same
amount of time whether they are on one table or three. A single table will
give you more flexibility and will be easier if the user wants to
Stephen the Cook wrote:
Eurico Chagas Filho wrote:
Hi
At one time when I had something similar, I opened a frame, in that
frame I had three comboboxes, the user had to select in the first
which would populate the second and so forth.
You could have in addition a text box to enter a
Hi Gilbert,
Be aware that according to the Vista EULA, you can only run Ultimate or
Business Pro with virtualization.
-dta
On 2/22/07, mrgmhale [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Greetings!
I just found that Microsoft released virtual PC 2007 and downloaded it. I
have yet to install it as I will
Hi Pete !
You CAN run Internet Exploder on Linux !
Check out:
http://www.tatanka.com.br/ies4linux/page/Installation
Think I'd have to disagree that Linux is not user-friendly -
I find WinDoze very confusing awkward to do simple
things ... many clicks required, and sometimes it just
Thanks to everyone that responded - you basically confirmed what I thought!
The U3A is, I believe, an American institution that has grown world-wide;
the abbreviation stands for University of the Third Age. It is a group of
like-minded, generally retired, individuals who get together to share
Be aware that according to the Vista EULA, you can only run Ultimate or
Business Pro with virtualization.
Greetings!
Thanks for the Heads Up. On my MSDN DVD all I have is Vista Ultimate. But,
it is incomplete! The DVD, despite having room for all 5 iso files, only
has the first 4 iso
John Weller wrote:
Thanks to everyone that responded - you basically confirmed what I thought!
Based on your responses I will say:
It is free - always a good start :-)
It is not M$ so doesn't assume that you have stolen the software.
It is more secure because of its inherent security
Thanks Vince - that will be excellent. I'm hoping to do a combined demo of
VMWare and Linux this month then a more detailed one on Linux later - once
I've learnt my way round it myself. I'm sure I'll be back with more queries
:-)
John Weller
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On Feb 23, 2007, at 10:34 AM, Christof Wollenhaupt wrote:
Obvious if you think about it, but still one hassle when you try to
run an
application that hasn't been developed with cross plattform in mind.
Just getting your thinking used to case-sensitivity is not enough.
I've had
I'm trying to write one select statement to pull all of the data I
need for a particular report. The first part of the statement pulls
various things from a transactions table. It works fine. As soon as
I add the code to access the inventory table as well, though, I end up
with numbers that are
IMO, bouncing spam is a bad choice. It puts un-due stress on
mail systems of your ISP and other mail servers that are
accepting mail for forged from/reply to addresses.
Struck me differently.
well about 1/3rd of the spam I get is bounced spoofed email...
Andrew Davies MBCS CITP
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The Linux way:
...
Type in su and press enter.
Type in sudo and press enter.
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what happens if you do a commit in qa?
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I tried the search but did not get any messages ...
Do you remember what tools where reccommended?
Thanks,
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su puts me into super user mode, I can then type in the commands
separately.
Example:
su {enter}
{enter password}
{comment: I'm now the root user on the system}
konqueror {enter}
sudo has the command executed in super user mode.
Example:
sudo konqueror {Enter}
Two ways of accomplishing the same
Not sure of your question here, Andy...
On 2/24/07, Andy Davies [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The Linux way:
...
Type in su and press enter.
Generally it's better to add a space and dash before hitting enter.
That not only changes you to the context of the root user, it loads
root's environment,
I also had a membership during that year. I didn't see much difference,
except now Sam's offers a cash back Discover card, which I use (business
acct) for purchases there and gas.
John
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I was talking about all the archaic config text files found in Unix/Linux/Et
UX. You also get those in php and Perl. We really need the dwim() function
for OS's
John
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Kent
DVD Decrypter and DVD Shrink are excellent programs for ripping
burning
Jim
Kent Belan wrote:
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john harvey wrote:
You forgot to mention all those lovely config files!
You say that like it's a bad thing.
Seriously... the text files are wonderful.
I had a situation many years ago where I was trying out a desktop and
moved the panel to the side and then selected some option (I forget
Kevin Cully wrote:
su puts me into super user mode, I can then type in the commands
separately.
To amplify:
su is essentially give me administrator priv.
su - turns you into the administrator.
The difference is that su - gives you the administrator's environment.
For example, with su -, now
As a matter of fact, I filed one this morning and they called me before
noon. They wanted to take me to dinner at Ruth's Chris Steak House and
Saloon. No, wait, that wasn't me
John
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On 2/24/07, john harvey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was talking about all the archaic config text files found in Unix/Linux/Et
UX. You also get those in php and Perl. We really need the dwim() function
for OS's
Let me know when you've got dwim() going, 'cause I could use a copy, too!
I'm
As for dbfs,In the past when I've used samba for foxpro data I've always had
to make the share read/write for everyone. I think also there are some
directives that need to be put into smb.conf specifically to avoid file
locking/buffer issues.
Could you elaborate on those directives? I'm running
Ted Roche wrote:
SQLSetProp(Handle, 'BatchMode', .F.)
Thanks. It kind of worked.
If I do :
lcStrConn = 'Driver=SQL Server;Server=RA;Database=Prueba'
SQLPrepare(Handle, 'select * from dbo.Paises', 'Paises')
Handle = sqlstringconnect(lcStrConn)
SQLSetProp(Handle, 'Asynchronous', .F.)
Andy Davies wrote:
what happens if you do a commit in qa?
If I have not issued TableUpdate in Fox then I can do whatever in QA.
If I have done a TableUpdate then if I do a mere select in QA it will
freeze till I issue a SQLCommit or a SQLRollback in Fox. This is
reasonable I guess.
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