It does help indeed Matt. Even if it does not address all points you can get
a gist of how it works. The VB help in office itself helps again except one
bit. That is the numbers to use. The help does not have the numbers in calls
and foxpro does not understand the vbOKOnly type of paramater. Help
Kam,
It is/was by design and a legacy from Dbase days.
As a general rule never use - in file names and always substitute _ if
possible for spaces. A real Gotcha sometimes!
Dave Crozier
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Kam,
Just to elaborate, if you think about it then the default alias of the table
becomes sample-p, which can be misinterpreted by a parser as being an actual
expression - hence the error.
You would never call a table sample*p.dbf as this error would be an obvious
misuse of the * character and
Dave Crozier wrote:
Kam,
Just to elaborate, if you think about it then the default alias of the table
becomes sample-p, which can be misinterpreted by a parser as being an actual
expression - hence the error.
Hi Dave,
Using VFP7 when I open a table of this name the default alias becomes
Can't go wrong with Dell IMO, but spring for the extended cover.
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I used to buy dell. But I brought a third laptop from them and it was the
biggest pile of poo I have ever used. Put me off them and now I wont go
there.
Allen
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Allen wrote:
It does help indeed Matt. Even if it does not address all points you can get
a gist of how it works. The VB help in office itself helps again except one
bit. That is the numbers to use. The help does not have the numbers in calls
and foxpro does not understand the vbOKOnly type of
I'm new to this grou and to VFP but not to Foxpro. Few years ago I used
Foxpro2.6 (for DOS) and in BROWSE command I used computed values in some
fields. Example
USE customers
BROWSE FIELDS cust_id, fullname=ALLTRIM(fname)+' '+ALLTRIM(lname) NOMODIFY
I found that the similar command work in
Peter,
That is exactly the point I was trying to make but it got lost in the wash
somewhere. If Kam wants to do the check using Used() then he needs to change
the alias to the internal one that VFP uses - as you have correctly stated.
However, the reason for the error is that the - character can
Peter,
Prefix the expression with an = and that will allow you to use any
expression that you want.
i.e
=ALLTRIM(fname)+' '+ALLTRIM(lname)
Dave Crozier
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Thanks you guys. The hyphen is in a lot of code and too hard to change. When
things are seen in the user interface, the underscore
is difficult to see sometimes. The hyphen always works well with clients. When
it is used in the program, I used chrtran() and
there are no problems.
I am up for
I am up for the pint, but I guess you guys are too far away.
Bull Pucky! I am not too far away. Just eMail attach my pint g, or FAX
it to me at 1-800-BIG-BURP. heh-heh...
Gil
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What is the rule of thumb for what percentage of hours of a total software
development project should be devoted to
1. Testing and verification?
2. Documentation?
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I'll be having one about 5:30 - 5:45. I'll pretend you are there. If you really
are not there, maybe I'll drink yours.
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I am up for the pint,
If you really are not there, maybe I'll drink yours.
You BRAT! I am there, really, I am! Aw, you're gonna duff on me anyway.
Gee, I sure hope some little monkey does not fill that pint of mine up with
some special brew for you! heh-heh... Go ahead, really, drink mine and
enjoy it. Never
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What is the rule of thumb for what percentage of hours of a total software
development project should be devoted to
Requirements 30%
Design + Code 30%
QA Testing and debug 30%
Documentation 10%
that is the
Stephen Russell wrote:
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What is the rule of thumb for what percentage of hours of a total
software development project should be devoted to
Requirements 30%
Design + Code 30%
QA Testing and debug 30%
Documentation
Michael Madigan wrote:
What is the rule of thumb for what percentage of hours of a total
software development project should be devoted to
1. Testing and verification?
2. Documentation?
The typical industry response: it depends. Probably depends on how
complex the app is. No one wants
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What is the rule of thumb for what percentage of hours of a total
software development project
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It appears that if I put a memo field in a detail and make it stretchable, the
memo will start on the next page and print out for one complete page with very
very large memo fields.
Are memo fields limited to one complete page in FPW?
Is it possible to have it continue for multiple pages?
On Tue, 19 Aug 2008 10:34:58 -0700 (PDT), Michael Madigan
What is the rule of thumb
How much the customer is willing to pay for.
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On Tue, 19 Aug 2008 10:34:58 -0700 (PDT), Michael Madigan
What is the rule of thumb
How much the customer is willing to pay for.
I asked a client recently on his budget, citing that in previous
proposals, he'd always tell me he wanted the cadillac but only had a
hyundai
I did a full-blown software proposal for automating a bread truck business back
in the early 90s. It took the order, sorted the orders, laid out the delivery
route, sorted the orders by delivery route, prefilled the order sheets by
default for each customer, etc. I came up with about a $1200
The reason I am asking is because the company that I am having all these
problems with has given my software to an Excel expert who re-wrote a lot of
the code and wrote technical documentation for the code
I estimate that I billed approx 175 hours for the software which included a lot
of
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Alan Bourke wrote:
On Tue, 19 Aug 2008 10:34:58 -0700 (PDT), Michael Madigan
What is the rule of thumb
How much the customer is willing to pay for.
I asked a client recently on his budget, citing that in previous
proposals, he'd always tell
All of a sudden my Alps touchpad on my Dell Inspiron 9200 is acting flakey. It
acts like there is some cpu-intensive program running in the background, but
there isn't. The CPU shows low use. The event log doesn't show any errors
either.
As I move the mouse, it moves in a herky-jerky
1; Trusting your intuition is always a good ides. Unfortunately in my case I
was in a bad place financially and had to take it.
2. I hate it when they shop your detailed quote to someone else, but that's
just the price of doing business.
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Michael Madigan wrote:
1; Trusting your intuition is always a good ides. Unfortunately in my case
I was in a bad place financially and had to take it.
I think I'd work at a pizza joint or drug store before taking a job I
didn't feel good abou.
2. I hate it when they shop your detailed
This projects involve VFP createing a Excel spreadsheet to be sent to the
client thereby allowing them to play what if which means the date range can
change.
The issue is how to, within Excel, determine the number of monthis touched
within a date range.
The date range (full months as 1 day is
On Tue, Aug 19, 2008 at 4:08 PM, Michael Madigan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm assuming it's software, because it works fine when it works. It's almost
as if some software is stepping on it, but I've run spyware programs on the
system and there are no known problems.
I think you're right. Would you like extra cheese on your pizza? LOL
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I had version 7.0.5730.13 installed, and I applied Windows update which
included Security Update for Internet Explorer 7. I rebooted. I
started IE7 again, and it still reports version 7.0.5730.13.
What gives?
Paul
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is still there. If it is, it might be a hardware issue. If it isn't
then ...
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CULLY Technologies, LLC
Michael Madigan wrote:
All of a sudden my Alps touchpad on my Dell Inspiron 9200 is acting flakey.
It acts
Maybe it updated a DLL or another component, and the EXE remained untouched and
the same version.
shrug
Rick
White Light Computing, Inc.
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Thanks, that's a good idea.
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Try booting with a LiveCD of some Linux distro and see if the behavior
I am running Server 2003 on a small LAN of about 10 machines. Internet access
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