Mike,
I think you have to consider that the implications of the corruption may
extend beyond the obvious.
How about restoring a recent backup to work table A, then repairing the
corrupted table into work table B, and then comparing A and B to produce a
report of changes made to the data since
On Mon, 4 Aug 2008 11:05:30 -0400 (EDT), MB Software Solutions General
Account [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
M$ is wanting to push this to me via the Automatic Updates. Has anyone
else installed this yet and cares to comment on it?
I haven't had any issues on the 3 machines that use VFP that I
Michael Madigan wrote:
That being said, I think that the rise in Autism is caused by
something in the food supply.
Hi Michael!
Or . . . perhaps something that is NOT in the food supply, but should
be. I think we are starving for nearly all minerals and some of the
lesser known vitamins.
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Stephen Russell wrote:
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M$ is wanting to push this to me via the Automatic Updates. Has anyone
else installed this yet
http://tinyurl.com/66nlke
This is why I am against nukes. We think we know it all but nature
is far more powerful than we understand.
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We've got a scenario where a 3rd party has polluted our memo fields, and
I'd like to write a cleanup that takes the value of the memo field and
does a STRTRAN to get rid of garbage.
I have folders set up for various groups that send out mail, some like
this list.
In T-Bird I have set up the rules to move [bittorrent] to folder
Bittorrent, but it fails to parse down the subject line. So a Re.
[bittorrent] fails to get moved.
In Outlook I had a rule option for sent to
http://tinyurl.com/66nlke
This is why I am against nukes. We think we know it all but nature
is far more powerful than we understand.
1. Who would go work in that area?
2. Why would you compare that aged Soviet technology to what we can do today
in our over-regulated environment. Why even
On Mon, Aug 4, 2008 at 22:50, MB Software Solutions General Account
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We've got a scenario where a 3rd party has polluted our memo fields, and
I'd like to write a cleanup that takes the value of the memo field and
does a STRTRAN to get rid of garbage. Straight forward
Garrett Fitzgerald wrote:
On Mon, Aug 4, 2008 at 22:50, MB Software Solutions General Account
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We've got a scenario where a 3rd party has polluted our memo fields, and
I'd like to write a cleanup that takes the value of the memo field and
does a STRTRAN to get rid of
Michael Madigan wrote:
If you look at the protests all over the country against Savage, you
will realize that they were printed with the same fonts and the same
styles. The attack was coordinated by the Democrats to try to get a
conservative commentator off the air.
It also comes down to
Stephen Russell wrote:
http://tinyurl.com/66nlke
This is why I am against nukes. We think we know it all but nature
is far more powerful than we understand.
I was amazed when a very well qualified doctor told me (circa 2001) that
doctors only really understood maybe 20% of how the human
Bill Arnold wrote:
Mike,
I think you have to consider that the implications of the corruption may
extend beyond the obvious.
How about restoring a recent backup to work table A, then repairing the
corrupted table into work table B, and then comparing A and B to
produce a
report of changes
Paul McNett wrote:
MB Software Solutions General Account wrote:
VFP9SP1
We've got a scenario where a 3rd party has polluted our memo fields, and
I'd like to write a cleanup that takes the value of the memo field and
does a STRTRAN to get rid of garbage. Straight forward enough, right?
No,
Kristyne McDaniel wrote:
Have you tried enclosing the memo field with [] at the point you copy it
over? It seems to me that enclosing the excessive quote marks would take
care of it.
No, it's that the field really has tons and tons of single quote marks,
hence why I was trying to STRTRAN them
Matthew Jarvis wrote:
VFP9SP1
REPLACE comments with STRTRAN(comments,replicate(['],1000),[]) all in
MyTable
Have you tried it w/o having VFP doing all the heavy lifting?
Something like:
do while not EOF()
lcString = alltrim(comments)
lcReplaceString =
Malcolm Greene wrote:
Mike,
I would scan through your original table, exporting out its contents to
another table.
Perform your export by inserting a blank row in the export destination
table and then loop through all the fields in your source record, doing
a field by field replace.
Michael Madigan wrote:
200x seems a little low. A clerk making $20,000 a year would cap the
CEO at $4,000,000 even though the company had 10 billion in profits.
LOL!
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At 11:37 AM 8/4/2008 -0400, MB Software Solutions General Account wrote:
Stephen Russell wrote:
On Mon, Aug 4, 2008 at 10:05 AM, MB Software Solutions General Account
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M$ is wanting to push this to me via the Automatic Updates. Has anyone
else
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Charlie Coleman wrote:
At 11:37 AM 8/4/2008 -0400, MB Software Solutions General Account wrote:
Stephen Russell wrote:
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Hi all,
Something strange happened in a system we have that I can't figure out. I
have a view (BACKLOG) that references three base tables (ORD_LINE, ORD_HEAD,
CUSTOMER). It used to ignore records in the base tables that were marked
for deletion, but suddenly isn't doing that anymore. All
John J. Mihaljevic wrote:
Hi all,
Something strange happened in a system we have that I can't figure out. I
have a view (BACKLOG) that references three base tables (ORD_LINE,
ORD_HEAD,
CUSTOMER). It used to ignore records in the base tables that were marked
for deletion, but suddenly isn't
If you are pulling the records with a SQL statement, I think you have to
include and not deleted().
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John wrote:
If you are pulling the records with a SQL statement, I think you have to
include and not deleted().
No, you shouldn't have to do that unless you're SET DELETED is OFF.
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And SET DELETED is ON in the session where the view is open/created?
SET DELETED ON is one of the very first lines of code in the system.
Hmmm.local view (all VFP tables), right?
Yes.
And the strange thing is, I honestly can't recall making any changes in the
system that would've done
I've got a client who's on a Vista workstation trying to connect to the
Windows XP box (another workstation that her coworker uses---he's got the
VFP9 database on his machine) on her p2p network. It had worked fine in
the past, but for some reason, something happened as of a week ago and now
when
On Tue, August 5, 2008 11:04 am, John J. Mihaljevic wrote:
And SET DELETED is ON in the session where the view is open/created?
SET DELETED ON is one of the very first lines of code in the system.
Hmmm.local view (all VFP tables), right?
Yes.
And the strange thing is, I honestly
On Tue, Aug 5, 2008 at 11:04 AM, John J. Mihaljevic
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And the strange thing is, I honestly can't recall making any changes in the
system that would've done this. It was fine before, and is suddenly not
fine. I'm assuming I must've made some change that caused this
Stephen Russell wrote:
I have folders set up for various groups that send out mail, some like
this list.
In T-Bird I have set up the rules to move [bittorrent] to folder
Bittorrent, but it fails to parse down the subject line. So a Re.
[bittorrent] fails to get moved.
Are you using the
You are probably hitting one of the Vista complaints. If the box Vista is
connecting to does not run the newer security it falls back to the older
processes. I suspect VFP isn't getting enough information back through the
pipe due to other processes slowing down the network pipes and or threads on
Remember that SET DELETED is scoped to the current data session. I've
seen this kind of thing when people change classes from CUSTOM (or
other)
to SESSION. That's why I suggested checking the setting of DELETED
right
before you open/requery the local view.
Thanks for mentioning requerying
I'll ask again to reinforce what others have asked already...
Is SET DELETED ON in the datasession where you are opening the view? Are
you in a form with a private datasession? Just because you SET DELETED ON
in the first line of the program does not mean that your programs always run
with that
REQUERY() fixed the problem, but for those who are curious:
I'll ask again to reinforce what others have asked already...
Is SET DELETED ON in the datasession where you are opening the view?
I only SET DELETED ON in one of the first lines of code in the PRG that
calls the rest of the system.
Check your firewall settings.
JH
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I've
John J. Mihaljevic wrote:
Remember that SET DELETED is scoped to the current data session. I've
seen this kind of thing when people change classes from CUSTOM (or
other)
to SESSION. That's why I suggested checking the setting of DELETED
right
before you open/requery the local view.
Tracy Pearson wrote:
You are probably hitting one of the Vista complaints. If the box Vista is
connecting to does not run the newer security it falls back to the older
processes. I suspect VFP isn't getting enough information back through the
pipe due to other processes slowing down the
Someday when you want to see, check out what Norton does with SysInternals
ProcMon tool. On, Off, Ignore, still puts a finger on the file.
Tracy
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Tracy Pearson wrote:
You are probably
Good points...thanks, Tracy! I'll ask them to configure the A/V (I
think it's Norton) to ignore the DBC/DCX/DCT/DBF/FPT/CDX files and
hopefully that will fix it.
This is one of the first tings I do with any AV solution. Also, if you are
using Symantec AntiVirus Corporate (and this may hold
Based on what he said or based on what they said he said?
Accountability. What he said was way beyond what could be argued. He
should be held responsible for his comments and the ensuing action
appropriate.
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Based on what he said or based on what they said he said?
Accountability. What he said was way beyond what could be argued. He
should be held responsible for his comments and the ensuing action
appropriate.
Start a hearing and get to the facts. (Oh greatmore
On Tue, Aug 5, 2008 at 3:40 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://tinyurl.com/66nlke
2. Why would you compare that aged Soviet technology to what we can do today
in our over-regulated environment. Why even the French can get it right and
use nukes safely.
MB Software Solutions General Account wrote:
Paul McNett wrote:
MB Software Solutions General Account wrote:
VFP9SP1
We've got a scenario where a 3rd party has polluted our memo fields, and
I'd like to write a cleanup that takes the value of the memo field and
does a STRTRAN to get rid of
Jean Laeremans wrote:
On Tue, Aug 5, 2008 at 3:40 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://tinyurl.com/66nlke
2. Why would you compare that aged Soviet technology to what we can do
today in our over-regulated environment. Why even the French can get it
right and use nukes safely.
So I'm working on this gig with a customer. The customer's rep is one of
these POOP folks, very anal about stuff that I'm somewhat more pragmatic
about.
One of their pet peeves regards method length. Somewhere they read in a
book that methods shouldn't be longer than 20 characters. I've got
Paul McNett wrote:
A bazillion quote marks, or 1000 like your REPLACE command?
Bazillion. I figured if I used 1000 in my STRTRAN that I could knock
off most and just leave the last 1000 in there. It would be ideal to
remove all of the extra crap, and I think I chose the 1000 instead of
Whil Hentzen wrote:
So I'm working on this gig with a customer. The customer's rep is one of
these POOP folks, very anal about stuff that I'm somewhat more pragmatic
about.
One of their pet peeves regards method length. Somewhere they read in a
book that methods shouldn't be longer than 20
Whil Hentzen wrote:
So I'm working on this gig with a customer. The customer's rep is one of
these POOP folks, very anal about stuff that I'm somewhat more pragmatic
about.
One of their pet peeves regards method length. Somewhere they read in a
book that methods shouldn't be longer than
Have you looked at FILETOSTR() and STRTOFILE(); both can handle large
strings.
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Paul McNett wrote:
Unfortunately, VFP doesn't allow nested functions, so it isn't easy to
do this cleanly anyway (why put a ProcessConditionOne() method at the
class level if it is only going to ever be used by MyMethod() - it
pollutes the API).
Huh? I must be misunderstanding you. VFP
Not the way Python can.
Object.Method().Method().value
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Paul McNett wrote:
Unfortunately, VFP doesn't allow nested functions, so it isn't easy to
do this cleanly anyway (why put a
MB Software Solutions General Account wrote:
Paul McNett wrote:
Unfortunately, VFP doesn't allow nested functions, so it isn't easy to
do this cleanly anyway (why put a ProcessConditionOne() method at the
class level if it is only going to ever be used by MyMethod() - it
pollutes the API).
The Universe started with a Big Bang – but we don’t fully understand
how or why it developed the way it did.
Depending on which website you read, they already know how the
universe came to be, no theory about it. This is expensive project
only to flesh out the details of an already
Put the weapons away. Discuss.
Geez, such rules. Hold on... List of weapons removed from the email in case it
is sniffed by the
gov't department of snoopers. g
I also agree with your associate, especially if there is a possibility for
subclassing and
overriding one of the smaller methods. I
If he's paying you by the hour, just smile all the way to the bank since
he's causing extra work!
I'm w/ MB on this one (and I guess you too Whil)... This sounds like an
Okay - whatever you want decision that isn't worth getting yer panties
in a wad over...
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Matt Jarvis
Eugene, Oregon USA
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Stephen Russell wrote:
I have folders set up for various groups that send out mail, some like
this list.
In T-Bird I have set up the rules to move [bittorrent] to folder
Bittorrent, but it fails to parse down the
San Antonio will continue to be a happy place to live, but it will no
longer be gay. 1200 WOAI news reports that on Thursday, City Council
is expected to approve changing the name of Gay Street to Second
Baptist Way.
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No, it would be the non-Baptist way.
JH
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San Antonio will continue to be a happy place to live, but it will
John wrote:
No, it would be the non-Baptist way.
snip
( -or- http://tinyurl.com/5893s5 )
OK, you want to rename the street. But Second Baptist Way? I mean,
if being straight is the first choice for Baptists, wouldn't gay be
the second Baptist way?
Hi Ed!
Second Baptist is a landmark on
I will have to admit to having lesbian tendencies, though.VBG
JH
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John wrote:
No, it would be the
John wrote:
I will have to admit to having lesbian tendencies, though.VBG
Hi John!
I tried that line on some practicing lesbians. Turns out there are two
kinds, male tolerant and male bashers. The bashers demanded that I have
surgery to be like them. Good thing they weren't in power.
OK,
I have been using Unlimited Conferencing for conference software and
accessing client computers. It is Java based. I am trying to help a
corporate client and they can't install Java in order to allow them to
share their desktop so I can help them.
Looking at Webex, Gotomeeting, and a couple
Jeff Johnson wrote:
I have been using Unlimited Conferencing for conference software and
accessing client computers. It is Java based. I am trying to help a
corporate client and they can't install Java in order to allow them to
share their desktop so I can help them.
Looking at Webex,
Jeff Johnson wrote:
I have been using Unlimited Conferencing for conference software and
accessing client computers. It is Java based. I am trying to help a
corporate client and they can't install Java in order to allow them to
share their desktop so I can help them.
Looking at Webex,
No. I have virtual clients! ;^) Just kidding. When I log on to the
network I use Citrix. Once I am in I am basically on a virtual PC.
Virtual PC's do not allow remote desktop connection to physical PC's.
They have on occasion given me rights on a physical PC so I could remote
desktop in,
The better I think is
www.logmein.com
Try it.
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I have been using Unlimited Conferencing for conference software and
accessing
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Stephen Russell wrote:
I have folders set up for various groups that send out mail, some like
this list.
In T-Bird I have set up the rules to move [bittorrent] to folder
Bittorrent, but it fails to parse down the
On Tue, Aug 5, 2008 at 2:20 PM, Whil Hentzen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So I'm working on this gig with a customer. The customer's rep is one of
these POOP folks, very anal about stuff that I'm somewhat more pragmatic
about.
One of their pet peeves regards method length. Somewhere they read in
http://www.lionsgate.com/religulous/
Looks like fun!
HW
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On Aug 5, 2008, at 9:51 PM, Helio Wakasugui wrote:
http://www.lionsgate.com/religulous/
Looks like fun!
Agreed - I posted it to Twitter.
-- Ed Leafe
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