Derek -
I've seen a lot of extraneous traffic, similar to what you've described.
The pinpointed things to change were:
- search paths for the exe
'set path to' in any prg or method
'path=' in the config.fpw file
- stripping out the paths in the forms prior to compilation.
changing
Yahoo Groups has been sending and resending messages
5, 10, up to 50 times each. This is supposedly due to
a software upgrade.
http://www.theinquirer.net/default.aspx?article=38579
Doesn't anybody test anymore?
Doesn't anybody worry about user downtime anymore?
Doesn't anybody have test
Its the dirty alternative method of the saturation testing the
contingency is to blame the developers.
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I think to get correct answer, two line should change like these:
ldDate1 = DATE()
ldDate2 = DATE() + tnTotDays
ldDate1 = Date(2000,1,1)
ldDate2 = ldDate1 + tnTotDays + 1
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On Mar 28, 2007, at 9:06 AM, Ricardo Aráoz wrote:
Why should you choose? I usually connect to database in MSSQLServer
through ODBC and have no trouble at all. I can tap the full power
of the
servers you cite. But I can still combine, re-order, and do whatever I
want with the result sets
Ed Leafe wrote:
On Mar 28, 2007, at 9:06 AM, Ricardo Aráoz wrote:
Why should you choose? I usually connect to database in MSSQLServer
through ODBC and have no trouble at all. I can tap the full power of
the servers you cite. But I can still combine, re-order, and do
whatever I want with
On 3/29/07, Ed Leafe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I can think of one... hint: it starts with the letter 'D'.
copycat...
A+
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Andy Davies wrote:
Michael Babcock said I was getting an empty recordset/row from the remote
table, inserting my fields, and using Paul McNett's MakeUpdatable.prg
I used the code from makeupdatable for a long time but have now pretty much
switched to cursoradapters. I'm interested in the
1. The Electric motor in general is nearly 90%
efficient. The gasoline engine is 30%
and the engine that generates the electricty? 40% - 60% at best (in a
combined power/heat setup, but they're rare). Then the *best* chargers are
around 85% efficient; say 45% overall *at best*.
2. The Tesla
Detroit is also developing the same technology.
of course thay are - they would hardly ignore all that 'non-polluting
engines' pork!
Andrew Davies MBCS CITP
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Depending on what you drive -- SUV at 10mpg - $2100/year -- only about
49 years and it's paid for :-)
Is electricity for free in the USA?
Beyond the initial equipment investment, sometimes(solar/wind/etc.).
Is electricity generation non-polluting?
Some methods, yes. Not all
Chet said:
I predict $4 per gallon gas by the end of '07.
I make that around £0.54 / litre - we're paying around twice that in the UK
- most of europe is comparable.
Andrew Davies MBCS CITP
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Andy,
Starting a new thread title related to CursorAdapter NULLS...
Andy Davies said
...I've recently
had some problems with adding records to ca cursors - append blank works on
the cursor side but this causes problems where the backend logic expects
null values.
There are a couple of solutions
Andrew Baker said:
The font used is proportional... the numbers don't line up nicely.
quite so!
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Put this expression in the report ...
iif(v0,(,)+ltrim(trans(abs(v),#,###.##))+iif(v0,),chr(160))
where v is the number you are formatting.
This field should be right-justified in the report or you can just put a padl()
around the expression.
If you do not use a monospace font, the widths of
Yeah, but driving cross-country is about 100 miles. Here it's thousands!
JH
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Chet
On 3/29/07, john harvey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yeah, but driving cross-country is about 100 miles. Here it's thousands!
May i suggest that when you're travelling thousands of miles a car
might not be the appropriate mode of transport ?
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Said replacing their novel 3.12 box was getting expensive as well as this
new program.
LOL! Yeah, we just had a company who makes over a
I've seen a lot of extraneous traffic, similar to what you've described.
The pinpointed things to change were:
- search paths for the exe
'set path to' in any prg or method
'path=' in the config.fpw file
Searching the paths is nothing compared to this problem.
- stripping out the
David,
that is very useful - many thanks
- I think it was the sheer complexity of ca's that held me back from
using them for a long time, but with flexibility comes complexity.
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On 3/29/07, Vince Teachout [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
seems to be one of those built by 2 guys
in their garage in their spare time sort of deals. Goodness knows,
nothing good has ever come from THAT sort of working model. ;-P
A small group of thoughtful people could change the world. Indeed,
Ted Roche wrote:
On 3/29/07, Vince Teachout [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
seems to be one of those built by 2 guys
in their garage in their spare time sort of deals. Goodness knows,
nothing good has ever come from THAT sort of working model. ;-P
A small group of thoughtful people
Just like Bill and Paul then!
BG
Tristan
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Posted To: Profox Archive
Conversation: Foxpro going opensource
Subject: Re: Foxpro going opensource
built by 2 guys
Derek,
Which version of VFP did you find this in? I'm interested if the same fault
is still within VFP9 in which case it may well be a good idea to press the
team for a fix whilst they are still around.
I must admit I've never come across the problem and we run about 150 screens
here so I'd be
Which version of VFP did you find this in? I'm interested if the same fault
is still within VFP9 in which case it may well be a good idea to press the
team for a fix whilst they are still around.
I must admit I've never come across the problem and we run about 150 screens
here so I'd be
Heya Vince -
Hopefully you are well recovered by now and back to your rambunctious
ways, yes?
Kick the tires - http://www.dabodev.com
BTW, has anyone ever heard of something called Dabo? It's supposed to
be some sort of 3 tier software with a Python IDE, or something. It's
been getting a
On Mar 29, 2007, at 10:51 AM, William Sanders / EFG wrote:
Hopefully you are well recovered by now and back to your rambunctious
ways, yes?
You're assuming he was rambunctious *before*? ;-P
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$1M gross income isn't always that much money... Depends on # of
employees, cost of other expenses, etc.
True...true
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So I take it if you want a proportional font with negative values wrapped
in parens you need a font where the width of the non-breaking space and
the right paren match. Anyone know of one or is there a function that
returns the width of a character in a specified font. Seems there's one
for
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From: Ajoy Khaund
To: Profox
Sent: Thursday, March 29, 2007 3:44 PM
Subject: error 111cannot update cursor
Hi
This strange thing happened all of a sudden at a clients place. They have peer
to peer network on Winxp. My app is on Vfp8 and from one pc the user
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From: Ajoy Khaund
To: Profox
Sent: Thursday, March 29, 2007 3:39 PM
Subject: Install Rich Text Ocx
Hi All
An old app of mine made with Vfp6 uses a Rich Text Control. While creating a
setup for the App I am not geting the control in Step 2 of the wizard. Where
Is it effective without turning your machine into a doorstop (like
some well-known A/V programs)?
Anyone? Anyone?
Tanks
Ken
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Have used it for a couple of years. Nothing bad to say about it at all.
And the home edition is foc!
Kenneth Kixmoeller/fh wrote:
Is it effective without turning your machine into a doorstop (like
some well-known A/V programs)?
Anyone? Anyone?
Tanks
Ken
[excessive quoting
PMFJI but why not just use a non-proportional font for this control?
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So I take it if you want a proportional font with negative values wrapped
in parens you need a font where the width of the non-breaking space and
the right paren match. Anyone know of one or is
Hi,
I have the following code in my (very old) pageframe base class - it used
to be necesary but now (vfp9) I seem to be getting multiple refreshes - can
I get rid of this?
* a form refresh() is supposed to refresh all objects on a form
* but a PageFrame refresh() only refreshes the active
William Sanders / EFG wrote:
Heya Vince -
Hopefully you are well recovered by now and back to your rambunctious
ways, yes?
Kick the tires - http://www.dabodev.com
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Rambunctious? Hmmm, what a nice way of saying asshole! I like it! :-D
Yeah, fully rambunctious again!
I have tried
I've been using the free home addition on 2 computers. The virus updates are
set to be done automatically. Once a day, it checks for updates and if there
are any, it downloades them and installs them.
It has caught about 10 files since early December 2006. You sure know that
it detected a virus.
Purely cosmetic reasons, the report looks nicer with proportional fonts.
But the end user does not like the default sign on the left or the default
behavior of parens. I heard Bo Durban showed a way to do it in VFP 9 at
SWF 2006 but I haven't seen his code and I'm not at 9 (yet).
Regards,
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= So I take it if you want a proportional font with
Ajoy,
Coding goodWizards Bad...Very Very Bad! BG
Which version of windows and is the rich text control a M$ one?
Dave Crozier
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On Mar 29, 2007, at 10:43 AM, Kenneth Kixmoeller/fh wrote:
Anyone? Anyone?
Thanks, Brian and Alan! My brother (a classic User) is using it. He
has a history of making very bad decisions surrounding his PC. Glad
to know this wasn't one of them.
Ken
Guess I'll go that route since it'll get us the proportional font with
only a tiny bit more work for me. Thanks HK.
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On 3/29/07, Wolfe, Stephen S YA-2 6 MDSS/SGSI
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OK, I've off the list for awhile, so, what is this Foxpro going opensource
all about?
Much ado about nothing. YAG announced at the MVP Summit that the Sedna
add-ons for VFP9 were being released under one of MS's shared
In thinking about the irony of how there's all this false info about
VFP out there due to one person's mistake, it's a damn shame the guy
didn't mangle the story to say MS to support VFP for 100 years, or
at least something else really positive.
-Steve
At 12:02 PM 3/29/2007, you wrote:
On
On 3/29/07, Steve Ellenoff [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In thinking about the irony of how there's all this false info about
VFP out there due to one person's mistake, it's a damn shame the guy
didn't mangle the story to say MS to support VFP for 100 years, or
at least something else really
This strange thing happened all of a sudden at a clients place. They have
peer to peer network on Winxp. My app is on Vfp8 and from one pc the user
cannot add or edit records. Infact the same thing was happening on another pc
but the client reinstalled the app and I rebuild the views and it
Ted Roche wrote:
Much ado about nothing. YAG announced at the MVP Summit that the Sedna
add-ons for VFP9 were being released under one of MS's shared source
licenses at CodePlex.com, as had been previously suggested, and that
there were no plans for VFP 10.
Steven Vaughn-Nicholls picked up
Not when you don't have to factor in the cost of a bloated military to
insure that we continue get OUR cheap oil... ;-)
Also neither the environmental cost nor the health costs of burning
petroleum in cars and trucks are paid for in the cost of OUR gasoline...
Europe was stupid enough to
On 3/29/07, Chet Gardiner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Europe was stupid enough to invest in a great inter-city rail system
including in many cases high-speed rail. The great cities of Europe are
also laid out in such a way that most of the time one doesn't need a car
around town either...silly
Chet, why are you moving to Tuscon instead of Europe? Seems you like
everything there better...
There are terrorists over there, cuz they do not have a wonderful leader
like our very own, home grown g, GW Bush to save them. Hence, it is
unsafe to be in Europe, anywhere else in fact other than
Chet, why are you moving to Tuscon instead of Europe? Seems you like
everything there better...
There are terrorists over there, cuz they do not have a wonderful leader
like our very own, home grown g, GW Bush to save them. Hence, it is
unsafe to be in Europe, anywhere else in fact other
On 3/29/07, Chet Gardiner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Not when you don't have to factor in the cost of a bloated military to
insure that we continue get OUR cheap oil... ;-)
Oh, for cripes sake. Tell me you don't think this is Off-Topic. Take
it there, please. All you have to do is alter the
Where do you read that???
Silly Derek...
Derek Kalweit wrote:
On 3/29/07, Chet Gardiner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Europe was stupid enough to invest in a great inter-city rail system
including in many cases high-speed rail. The great cities of Europe are
also laid out in such a way that
Tucson Average Temperatures
Jan: 51.3
Feb: 54.4
Mar: 58.7
Apr: 65.8
May: 74
Jun: 83.8
Jul: 86.6
Aug: 84.5
Sep: 80.4
Oct: 70.4
Nov: 70.4
Dec: 52
Chet Comfort Zone: 85% to 100% F Ambient
I'm worried about the cold winters though.
Europe's too cold...
As for the spelling: think Tuck Son
Derek
On Mar 29, 2007, at 3:25 PM, Ted Roche wrote:
Darcy won't be the only one unsubscribing if we keep trashing the
mailing list like this.
I have a splinter in my finger, so I'll cut off my arm.
Twit filters are a much better solution than unsubscribing when the
problems stem
Tucson Average Temperatures
Jun: 83.8
Jul: 86.6
Aug: 84.5
Yep, which means 90's and 100's during the day, eh?
Avg highs:
June: 100º
july: 99º
August: 97º
Overall high: 117º
Chet Comfort Zone: 85% to 100% F Ambient
I guess that's why we have people living over the whole earth--
We took the trains from ingolstadt to Munich and back
several times while I was in Germany.
We loved the cleanliness and convenience of the trains
as well as the Munich subway.
However.
In the US there is no real rail alternatives and
people are not going to get behind rail travel except
for
Chet believes the TV infomercials too. All the Rage
in Europe, Most popular can opener in Europe,
Europe's favorite pasta fork, The Eurofork.
LMAO
--- Derek Kalweit [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 3/29/07, Chet Gardiner [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Europe was stupid enough to invest in a great
I've received two of those already... after installing it the first
time... :(
Philip
MB Software Solutions wrote:
Just got an automatic update alert...when looking at Custom install, it
identifies the update as Windows Genuine Advantage. Now I'm sure I've
already have that on this (my dev)
Evidently you're not being genuine enough.
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Sponsor of FoxForward 2007
foxforward.net
Philip B wrote:
I've received two of those already... after installing it the first
time... :(
Philip
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Wonder what they've changed this time? It's to fix the bugs where the
WGA failed to halt certain processes I'll bet. i.e., the bigger,
faster, stronger bionic Big Brother-ware from M$. g
I wonder if that's what causes my Windows updates to fail if I have
cygwin sshd or crond running... I
Philip B wrote:
I've received two of those already... after installing it the first
time... :(
Philip
I can't help but wonder if they say it's WGA but that there's really
some else or additional being installed and it's not telling me that.
Sneaky installation comes to mind.
On another thread, someone claimed that there are a lot of DotNet
conversions going on. Anyone doing one of those? How's that working
for you?
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I can't help but wonder if they say it's WGA but that there's really
some else or additional being installed and it's not telling me that.
Have you ever considered for whom the 'advantage' is in WGA?
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Subject: [NF] Another version of WGA?
Just got an automatic update alert...when looking at Custom install, it
What famous American said the following:
“Victory means exit strategy, and it’s important for the president to
explain to us what the exit strategy is.”
...as well as:
“I think it’s also important for the president to lay out a timetable
as to how long they will be involved
Ed Leafe wrote:
What famous American said the following:
“Victory means exit strategy, and it’s important for the president to
explain to us what the exit strategy is.”
...as well as:
“I think it’s also important for the president to lay out a timetable
as to how long they
Ed Leafe wrote:
On Mar 28, 2007, at 9:06 AM, Ricardo Aráoz wrote:
Why should you choose? I usually connect to database in MSSQLServer
through ODBC and have no trouble at all. I can tap the full power
of the
servers you cite. But I can still combine, re-order, and do whatever I
want with
MB Software Solutions wrote:
Andy Davies wrote:
Michael Babcock said I was getting an empty recordset/row from the remote
table, inserting my fields, and using Paul McNett's MakeUpdatable.prg
I used the code from makeupdatable for a long time but have now pretty much
switched to
Ed Leafe wrote:
On Mar 29, 2007, at 5:26 PM, MB Software Solutions wrote:
I can't help but wonder if they say it's WGA but that there's really
some else or additional being installed and it's not telling me that.
Have you ever considered for whom the 'advantage' is in WGA?
Andy Davies wrote:
Chet said:
I predict $4 per gallon gas by the end of '07.
I make that around £0.54 / litre - we're paying around twice that in the UK
- most of europe is comparable.
Lucky me, we are paying around U$ 0.50/Litre. And still we complain!
Ted Roche wrote:
On another thread, someone claimed that there are a lot of DotNet
conversions going on. Anyone doing one of those? How's that working
for you?
OR counterpoint to that question: Has anyone heard of or had experience
with DotNet work that was replaced with something
On Mar 29, 2007, at 7:32 PM, Vince Teachout wrote:
Uhm give us a hint, governor. Does the name have a W in it?
You need a hint? Who else could possibly be so strident on insisting
on definite timetables for troop withdrawls? Who else knows the
critical importance of having a
On Mar 29, 2007, at 6:56 PM, Ricardo Aráoz wrote:
Lucky me, we are paying around U$ 0.50/Litre. And still we complain!
What's worse is people who complain about $3/gallon for gasoline,
but merrily pay $1 for a pint of water.
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Derek Kalweit wrote:
Tucson Average Temperatures
Jun: 83.8
Jul: 86.6
Aug: 84.5
Yep, which means 90's and 100's during the day, eh?
Avg highs:
June: 100º
july: 99º
August: 97º
Overall high: 117º
Wow! You really have high temperatures over there. Around here water
boils at
On 3/29/07, MB Software Solutions [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ted Roche wrote:
On another thread, someone claimed that there are a lot of DotNet
conversions going on. Anyone doing one of those? How's that working
for you?
OR counterpoint to that question: Has anyone heard of or had
Ed Leafe wrote:
On Mar 29, 2007, at 6:56 PM, Ricardo Aráoz wrote:
Lucky me, we are paying around U$ 0.50/Litre. And still we complain!
What's worse is people who complain about $3/gallon for gasoline,
but merrily pay $1 for a pint of water.
Spent some time in UK and always
Ted Roche wrote:
OR counterpoint to that question: Has anyone heard of or had experience
with DotNet work that was replaced with something non-DotNet?
OR we could talk about all the work us former Foxers have done in
other languages.
OR Stephen can steal the thread and talk about
Ed Leafe wrote:
On Mar 29, 2007, at 7:32 PM, Vince Teachout wrote:
Uhm give us a hint, governor. Does the name have a W in it?
You need a hint? Who else could possibly be so strident on insisting
on definite timetables for troop withdrawls? Who else knows the
Ed Leafe wrote:
What famous American said the following:
“Victory means exit strategy, and it’s important for the president to
explain to us what the exit strategy is.”
...as well as:
“I think it’s also important for the president to lay out a timetable
as to how long they
The first funny thing you've ever said.
Wow! You really have high temperatures over there.
Around here water
boils at 100°.
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Probably sending your keystrokes to the NSA...
MB Software Solutions wrote:
Philip B wrote:
I've received two of those already... after installing it the first
time... :(
Philip
I can't help but wonder if they say it's WGA but that there's really
some else or additional
Ted Roche wrote:
On 3/29/07, MB Software Solutions [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Ted Roche wrote:
On another thread, someone claimed that there are a lot of DotNet
conversions going on. Anyone doing one of those? How's that working
for you?
OR counterpoint to that question: Has anyone heard
Chet Gardiner wrote:
Tucson Average Temperatures
Jan: 51.3
Feb: 54.4
Mar: 58.7
Apr: 65.8
May: 74
Jun: 83.8
Jul: 86.6
Aug: 84.5
Sep: 80.4
Oct: 70.4
Nov: 70.4
Dec: 52
Chet Comfort Zone: 85% to 100% F Ambient
I'm worried about the cold winters though.
Europe's too cold...
On Mar 29, 2007, at 7:54 PM, Bill Anderson wrote:
My guess -- Colin Powell, to Bill Clinton re: the Balkans or Somalia.
OK, Vince was right - it was our illustrious leader, George W. Bush.
They were regarding Kosovo, and I found the references here:
At 03:47 PM 3/28/07, you wrote:
Are you handling multi-user contentions?
User1 gets data, interrupted by phone
User2 gets data, makes change to field1, saves update
User1 makes change to field2, saves update
Does User1 save overwrite field1 again?
By default, my framework will prompt the
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Chet Gardiner wrote:
Probably sending your keystrokes to the NSA...
LOL! The Falcon Flies Only At Night. (That's my secret handshake
phrase to indicate that I'm on official business.)
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Stephen the Cook wrote:
I have three under my belt. Nothing recent though. I am interviewing to
swap MySQL over to SQL Server.
Now that's something that sounds interesting for discussion. What's
wrong with MySQL that they want to dump it and take up SQL Server?
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Michael J.
I'm setting up a field in a MySQL5 table and trying to use the bit type,
with a default of b'1' -- however, my UI tool (SQLYog5) does not like me
trying to give a default value of b'1' . Am I doing it wrong?
According to
http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.1/en/bit-field-values.html, it looks
You got that right. Tucson downtown is at about 2600' -- then there's
where the rich folks live up the mountain -- much higher...
They had one storm last winter with about 2 of snow that stuck on the
ground (and took out a LOT of foliage).
But I can always head south into Mexico for the
MB Software Solutions wrote:
Stephen the Cook wrote:
I have three under my belt. Nothing recent though. I am
interviewing to swap MySQL over to SQL Server.
Now that's something that sounds interesting for discussion. What's
wrong with MySQL that they want to dump it and take up SQL
Stephen the Cook wrote:
MB Software Solutions wrote:
Stephen the Cook wrote:
I have three under my belt. Nothing recent though. I am
interviewing to swap MySQL over to SQL Server.
Now that's something that sounds interesting for discussion. What's
wrong with MySQL that
Its a simple network and the app is working from all terminals except one.
Plus the app was working till the other day.
Ajoy
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