To All,
I’ve never been a great lover of UML packages but recently I’ve been taking
a look at them to document our system which is now rather large with over
1000 tables in the main database. I’ve taken a look at both Enterprise
Architect and the latest Version 8 of XCase which caters specifically
The only reason we have it is for steaming video from my server to the
TV so that my kids don't ruin every DVD in the house.
I use Dlink DSM-320's media players and whilst they work OK for audio
streams, they cut out on Video on wireless so when we moved in last year
we had gigabit Ethernet
Thanks to all.
There is an issue with long path names and spaces but as this is for a local
charity as part of a backup routine I have no control over that part of it.
The problems I am getting in that area are liveable with as they tend not to
use spaces and long file names. I may even just use
On 3/19/07, Dave Crozier [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Now, my question. Using standard UML how do you represent this relationship?
Well, I don't think that you can, or should.
The relationship is between the PK and the FK, two identical fields.
If you're not joining the tables this way, you're not
Hi
I have a form, a pageframe with two pages. On page two( pgp2) I have another
pageframe(pgf2) with two pages(pg1 and pg2). I set the access key of the
captions of pg1 and pg2( \ ). When I use the key combination alt+letter
to access pg2 or pg1, the focus changes to a textbox on pgp2, but it
thisform.pageframe1.pageframe2.activepage = 2
Rafael Copquin
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From: Eurico Chagas Filho
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, March 19, 2007 10:38 AM
Subject: Caption Property
Hi
I have a form, a pageframe with two pages. On page two( pgp2) I have
Hi, guys.
(I wasn't sure about which off-topic designator you guys used, so I guessed...
hope that is cool.)
I haven't been a Fox guy for about 7 years now, but I try to keep up on what's
going on with the language because I programmed in it for almost 10 years. I
just read VFP is kaput.
On Mar 19, 2007, at 9:43 AM, Kiser, Brian ((EPPC DOL OAIS)) wrote:
(I wasn't sure about which off-topic designator you guys used, so I
guessed... hope that is cool.)
We use [OT], but this is definitely on-topic for a Fox list.
I haven't been a Fox guy for about 7 years now, but I
You hear well, by the end of 2015 M$ will stop supporting VFP.
This version 9, is the last one.
But, don't worry if we are alive by then, we just buy VFP from M$
and make it open source and live happily there after .
E.
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Hi, guys.
(I wasn't sure about which off-topic designator you guys used, so I
guessed... hope that is cool.)
I haven't been a Fox guy for about 7 years now, but I try to keep up on
what's going on with the language because I programmed in it for
Thanks Ted,
Pretty much as I expected in that we do indeed have an added feature of
the DBMS relationship in live cursors when using VFP which is handled in na
different way !!
As I'm converting (slowly) the existing native VFP table onto MySQL this
requirement to model the extended FK will
Gracias Rafa, playing tennis well this week hum ? s
I want my client to be able to use the key combination Alt+letter.
I am using VFP9.2 and it worked in VFP7.1. I may have to use
the Keyboard command.
Tchau, E.
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Holy crap... I just read that Drew Speedie (and his young son) died. I
can't believe it.
I am certainly out of touch and catching up has made this a sad day for
me. :(
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It's true we lived with the rumors for many years. I remember it was a
big deal in the mid-90s. Still, that's a bit different from Microsoft
officially announcing it's dead. I think this means VFP is joining the
ranks of zombie-languages like COBOL, that are not quite dead, but
certainly
It was a tragedy.
I think its best to focus on the joy, friendship, and knowledge that
Drew (and Brent) brought to the people he met. That's how a life should
be celebrated.
Same goes for Fox.
-Kevin
CULLY Technologies, LLC
Sponsor of FoxForward 2007
foxforward.net
Kiser, Brian (EPPC DOL
On 3/19/07, Dave Crozier [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As I'm converting (slowly) the existing native VFP table onto MySQL this
requirement to model the extended FK will eventually become redundant and
as you say I'll order the cursors using the additional order by in the SQL
statement. It's just
On 3/15/07, Whil Hentzen (Pro*) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just saw that the Apache, Fedora, and Ubu wiki projects are all run on
a Python-based wiki framework, moinmoin. Seems time to push this higher
up on the list.
Yet another followup: at the Python Conference 2007, there was a panel
I've been using Visio and the SQL Server Express Management Studio to make
pictures for my current client: being able to make her own sub-diagrams has
helped her see the relationships better, instead of having extra lines all
over the screen. I think I'll need to look at investing in xCase,
Hi, we used to hear a lot about people migrating to SQL Server 'cos they'd
hit Fox's 2Gb limit - I've just hit a much lower limit in SQL:
A user for a system I'm prototyping has set up a lot of data in Excel - I
have tried everything to import this to SQL without success:
I keep getting a data
On 3/16/07, Ted Roche [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Moin-moin is actually a great example for this. It runs standalone, as
a CGI app or with helper apps like Twisted, FastCGI or Mod_python.
There's more than one way to do it, and you have choices, of course.
There's More Than One Way To Skin A
Can you export from Excel to a comma delimited file, other than csv? Have
you looked at using Data Junction?
John
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I do this pretty regularly via automation with relatively large amounts
of text (for Excel) in a cell. The data type in SQL I use is text. Maybe
there are some odd control characters in the data you are trying to grab?
At what point do you get the buffer size error?
Andy Davies wrote:
Hi, we
On 3/19/07, Eurico Chagas Filho [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You hear well, by the end of 2015 M$ will stop supporting VFP.
This version 9, is the last one.
But, don't worry if we are alive by then, we just buy VFP from M$
and make it open source and live happily there after .
The alternative is
Hi Whil,
On 3/19/07, Whil Hentzen (Pro*) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There are still apps written in FoxBASE that are running today. I have a
customer with a FoxPro/DOS app who has been wanting to rewrite it in
Windows for quite a while, but his customers don't see a need.
TicketMaster UK was
Where do you want to use the key combination, in popups or combos?
(I haven't played tennis for a while, but I'd love to)
Take care
Rafael
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From: Eurico Chagas Filho
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, March 19, 2007 11:19 AM
Subject: Caption Property
Ted,
I just used those field names for simplicity. I know I've been bitten on
that - especially using Desc as an abbreviation for Description for a field
name in MySQL!
With regards to mixing RDBMS features in UML it is really surprising how
much you take VFP features for granted which speaks
On Monday 19 March 2007 4:27 am, Adam Buckland wrote:
The only reason we have it is for steaming video
Hi Adam!
The wife let's you watch steaming video?
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On Monday 19 March 2007 10:08 am, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://www.csmonitor.com/2007/0319/p01s01-usec.html?page=1
You're going to see continued [inflationary] pressure, predicts Michael
Darda, chief economist at MKM Partners, an investment firm in Greenwich,
Conn. Firms will find the
Wouldn't it be easier to teach the kids how to use a
DVD properly?
And by the way, they let you breed?
--- Adam Buckland [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The only reason we have it is for steaming video
from my server to the
TV so that my kids don't ruin every DVD in the
house.
I use Dlink
By then, Linux will rule the world anyway. LMAO
--- Eurico Chagas Filho [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
You hear well, by the end of 2015 M$ will stop
supporting VFP.
This version 9, is the last one.
But, don't worry if we are alive by then, we just
buy VFP from M$
and make it open source and
Beef costs are going up because corn prices are going
up because they're turning corn into ethanol. So
instead of drilling for oil in the Gulf and in Alaska
and off the coast of California, we'll be paying more
in food prices. Good job!
And let's not forget wages are going up. I thought
that
http://www.eweek.com/article2/0,1895,2105307,00.asp
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It's been a while since I was on, but... Are you that crazy guy from
Canada I seem to remember? :)
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On 3/19/07, Chester Friesen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://www.eweek.com/article2/0,1895,2105307,00.asp
Well, it's a great endorsement, but sadly wrong: For open-source
developers the good news is that this will put the heart of one of the
strongest DBMS engines and languages into their hands.
On 3/19/07, Dave Crozier [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just used those field names for simplicity. I know I've been bitten on
that - especially using Desc as an abbreviation for Description for a field
name in MySQL!
'ats what I thought.
The problem I have is managing and phasing the migration
Think of it this way. It's positive FUD for a change... vbg
Ted Roche wrote:
Well, it's a great endorsement, but sadly wrong: For open-source
developers the good news is that this will put the heart of one of the
strongest DBMS engines and languages into their hands.
If only.
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Ed Leafe wrote:
If you are using Fox, keep using it as long as you like, as long as you
realize that overall market share and mindshare will asymptotically
approach zero.
Asymptotically? That's a decent word for a Monday. I had to look it
up ;-)
Peter
H... Does this mean VFP can now be recompiled in Linux g? heh-heh.
Seriously, my take on htis at this juncture is it is better to go the
OpenSource route as opposed to being executed outright. Then again, is this
really a gift by M$ to the OpenSource community? Or is there some kind of
http://www.eweek.com/article2/0,1895,2105307,00.asp
Well, it's a great endorsement, but sadly wrong: For open-source
developers the good news is that this will put the heart of one of the
strongest DBMS engines and languages into their hands.
If only.
Is this guy terribly confused, or is
Cut down on or stop eating beef. More vegetables, grains and cereals are
healthier for us. As we get older, we need less red meat. Also fish, which
can be more expensive than beef, is a good choice for protein and the omega3
fatty acids in them are good for our immune system.
Personally, corn
No way Michael Madigan is a Canadian, heh!! He lives in Massachusetts the
last I heard.
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Wait... I'm thinking of Gene-something or another. It's been a long
time and I am getting old. ;)
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Richard Kaye said Maybe there are some odd control characters in the data
you are trying to grab?
yes, that seems to be it - chr(0)'s (I'd just found 'em when I read your
reply g)
I managed to do it by reading it into an ado cursoradapter in vfp - anyone
know how to make an Excel ca updateable?
I hope to be retired by 2015. LOL
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On 3/19/07, Eurico Chagas Filho
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You hear well, by the end of 2015 M$ will stop
supporting VFP.
This version 9, is the last one.
But, don't worry if we are alive by then, we just
buy VFP
Nope, I'm from the Soprano State, New Jersey.
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It's been a while since I was on, but... Are you
that crazy guy from
Canada I seem to remember? :)
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Apparently he lets his kids watch it too. Sick
bastard. LOL
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On Monday 19 March 2007 4:27 am, Adam Buckland
wrote:
The only reason we have it is for steaming video
Hi Adam!
The wife let's you watch steaming video?
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Are you thinking of Eugene Vital? I don't think he's Canadian either, heh!!
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Earth to Alan, where do you think Castro's oil is?
It's in the Gulf. So whether Cuba drills for it or we
drill for it, the same environmentalist wackos will be
opposed to it.
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Cut down on or stop eating beef. More vegetables,
grains and cereals are
How dare you! I live in New Jersey!. We're the
armpit of America, Massachussettes is the groin.
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No way Michael Madigan is a Canadian, heh!! He lives
in Massachusetts the
last I heard.
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I think it was something like Gene Wienchenko... It's been a really
lng time.
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I apologize. I was misinformed about your domicile. At one point I thought
you lived in Boston. Again my mistake.
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It's within Cuban territorial waters in the Gulf of Mexico. That's why the
U.S. would have to negotiate with the Cuban communists.
We need a balance between exploring and drilling for oil and
environmentalists. There has to be a position that meets in the middle.
Extremes of both lobbies have to
Yes, but oil is all around there. We could stick a
rig just outside their water.
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It's within Cuban territorial waters in the Gulf of
Mexico. That's why the
U.S. would have to negotiate with the Cuban
communists.
We need a balance between
Do you mean Gene Wirchenko? If so, he's Canadian. He's from Kamloops, B.C.
I think he left the list back in 2000 or 2001. I saw one of his recent posts
on WordStar Emulator for Microsoft Word on the wordstar.org website
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If you give it over you dont have to fix it.
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Good point!!
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Yes, but oil is all around there. We could stick a
Yeah, that's my guy! He tended to implode on topics (or people) that
set him off. He was sometimes entertaining, assuming of course, you
weren't the person that set him off.
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Don't know about that but like I said earlier I do this with automation
pretty often. Typically I'll be adding data to a temporary table or
cursor and then using the resulting thing to add in to its final
destination. If you go this route, there are a few gotchas. You need to
check for null
I wish someone would write an edlin emulator.
--- Alan Lukachko [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Do you mean Gene Wirchenko? If so, he's Canadian.
He's from Kamloops, B.C.
I think he left the list back in 2000 or 2001. I saw
one of his recent posts
on WordStar Emulator for Microsoft Word on the
I wonder if the archives go back that far. Might be
fun to read some of his posts.
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Yeah, that's my guy! He tended to implode on topics
(or people) that
set him off. He was sometimes entertaining,
assuming of course, you
weren't
Hi Rafael
It's because Rafael Nadal( Spain ) won the Indian Wells open this past
Sunday, I have mention tennis.
The user is on pg1 and wants to jump to pg2, using alt+letter.
The page should become active and the focus should go the first
Object.
But, thanks, I will use the keyboard command.
Have you looked at the form's keypress method?
Eurico Chagas Filho wrote:
Hi Rafael
It's because Rafael Nadal( Spain ) won the Indian Wells open this past
Sunday, I have mention tennis.
The user is on pg1 and wants to jump to pg2, using alt+letter.
The page should become active and the
Hi
Not sure if this is what your looking for but below is the code I use in
the Key Press event of the Page Frame used in a Telephone Application I
wrote some years ago.
Lparameters nKeyCode, nShiftAltCtrl
Local lnActivePage
If nKeyCode 64 .And. nKeyCode 91
nKeyCode = nKeyCode + 32
They go back to 1999
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HomeNetworkingstuffovercopperwiresfinallygettingfast
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Uhm
No - the announcement was that VFP 10 was not to be realized.
see http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/vfoxpro/bb308952.aspx
But I say - so what ? Big Deal. I'll continue to support VFP apps long
after the official MS extended support date in 2015. Yawn.
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How can you protect 1000s of miles of coast line?
Radar! Rapid deployment teams. Surely in this day and age of
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Pete Theisen wrote:
Hi Michael!
Another isolationist coming out of the closet :-)
I've been out of *that* closet for a while, Pete! Protectionist is the
label that I think is applied to me, though.
Still only into women 100%,
--Mike
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Shades of the Maginot line. How soon we forget.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maginot_Line
Thanks for the history lesson, Pete. Didn't know that! From that link:
The fortification system utterly failed to contain the Germans in World
War II, and the term
Okay, well I have found someone else who has had this issue, so Ken
Dibble, if you are on this list I am pinging you...
http://leafe.com/archives/showFullThd/341872
I'm sorry I didn't see this sooner; I'm about 3 days behind on the list
right now. It looks like you worked it out with Ed
On Monday 19 March 2007 3:33 pm, Michael Madigan wrote:
I wish someone would write an edlin emulator.
Hi Michael!
The last time I used windows you could open a dos session and run any dos
program. Edlin is a dos program, Now, maybe it is now against the EULA or
something, but . . .
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Andy Davies wrote:
Hi, we used to hear a lot about people migrating to SQL Server 'cos
they'd hit Fox's 2Gb limit - I've just hit a much lower limit in SQL:
A user for a system I'm prototyping has set up a lot of data in Excel
- I have tried everything to import this to SQL without
On Monday 19 March 2007 7:22 pm, MB Software Solutions General Account wrote:
Pete Theisen wrote:
Hi Michael!
Shades of the Maginot line. How soon we forget.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maginot_Line
Thanks for the history lesson, Pete. Didn't know that! From that link:
The
Okay, well I have found someone else who has had this issue, so Ken
Dibble, if you are on this list I am pinging you...
http://leafe.com/archives/showFullThd/341872
I'd be interested, too. I got that error with the prior Runtime
Engine, but the new version is working as it
Derek,
Is this guy terribly confused, or is this new news as of today? The
only thing I heard being 'shared sourced' was code built on top of
VFP, and not the core VFP itself.
Yes, the writer is terribly confused. The source code for what MS refers to
as the core bits -- the EXE -- will NOT be
With one at 2 year and the other at 8 months, unlikely to be able to grab the
concept that the underneath of the DVD needs to be clean.
Also allows them to be shown in any room without having to track down the DVD
which is probably under a sofa or somewhere else.
Yes have kids, the links to
Yup should have been streaming... well noted.
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Have just checked Pete, it's still in XP so Michael can have his editor of
choice... Now where's that copy of vi gone to...
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