If you run WWC in File Mode and if the developer didn't customize the
version, you can see the Version # of WWC on the application's title
bar, as well as on the Status Dialog that pops up. You could also
locate the wc.dll and check it's version ( although I'm not sure that
version always
I'm sure someone has a rational explanation for this odd behavior??
If I run the following code it fails with a syntax error on the
method call, but if I use the variable x or y, for example it works
just fine as expected. Other vars that failed were a,b,c,d,f.
I didn't try any other than
.. LOL!
-Steve
At 02:16 PM 02/22/2011, you wrote:
On Tue, Feb 22, 2011 at 2:12 PM, Steve Ellenoff sellen...@pinmame.com wrote:
I'm sure someone has a rational explanation for this odd behavior??
By Design s.
If I run the following code it fails with a syntax error on the
method call
What makes you say it's limited to text?
I've been sending HTML emails out of WWIPSTUFF for 5+ years. You
just need to change the content type property..
From the help file, which actually mentions HTML directly:
cContentType
Content type of the message allows you to send HTML messages for
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From: profox-boun...@leafe.com [mailto:profox-boun...@leafe.com] On Behalf
Of Steve Ellenoff
Sent: Thursday, 17 February 2011 2:23 PM
To: profox@leafe.com
Subject: Re: Email thru VFP
What makes you say it's
If I issue SQLSETPROP(0,ConnectTimeOut,1) to set the VFP global
time out to 1 second, and then issue an SQLConnect() against an MS
SQL Server back-end, it does not respect the 1 second time-out if the
server cannot connect. Instead it takes about 30 seconds before it
returns the appropriate -1
[mailto:profoxtech-
boun...@leafe.com] On Behalf Of Ted Roche
Sent: Tuesday, February 15, 2011 12:03 AM
To: profoxt...@leafe.com
Subject: Re: ConnectTimeOut not respected by Microsoft SQL Server for
initial connection?
On Mon, Feb 14, 2011 at 4:54 PM, Steve Ellenoff sellen
Great suggestion Ted, thanks!!
Unfortunately, my quick tests showed that no VFP setting under 45
came in less than 45 seconds ( 5,10,15,20,25,30,35,45) all time-outed
at ~42 seconds.
A bit more odd was that any settings above 45 were up-wards of 80+
seconds, ie (50,55,60) all timed-out at ~84
I don't see any specific settings in the ODBC DSN setup. I am using a
connection string, but don't know where I'd go to find what setting
to pass ( if there is one ) for this.
-Steve
At 05:16 PM 02/14/2011, you wrote:
On Mon, Feb 14, 2011 at 5:08 PM, Steve Ellenoff sellen...@pinmame.com wrote
Of Steve Ellenoff
Sent: Monday, February 14, 2011 5:41 PM
To: profoxt...@leafe.com
Subject: Re: ConnectTimeOut not respected by Microsoft SQL Server
for initial connection?
I don't see any specific settings in the ODBC DSN setup. I am using
a connection string, but don't know where I'd go to find what
The book said to use Dabo instead of VFP ;)
-Steve
At 05:46 PM 02/14/2011, you wrote:
On Feb 14, 2011, at 5:14 PM, Ted Roche wrote:
The VFP Help file says:
What's the Hacker's Guide say? g,dr
Whatever it says, do the opposite.
;-P
-- Ed Leafe
[excessive quoting
I'm re-factoring some code and was wondering if it's a 100% safe
assumption that after an INSERT whether to a table or view/cursor,
that the record pointer is sitting on the new record ( on the very
next line of code ), so that code issuing a REPLACE would already be
positioned on your new
If you're running Windows 7 ( I assume so since you said it's a new
machine), it won't run 16 bit programs out of the box if I recall
correctly. There was some chatter on this list about it a couple weeks ago.
You'll need to install the Windows 7 Compatibility virtual machine
(which
. :)
-Original Message-
From: profoxtech-boun...@leafe.com [mailto:profoxtech-
boun...@leafe.com] On Behalf Of Steve Ellenoff
Sent: Thursday, February 03, 2011 12:04 AM
To: profoxt...@leafe.com
Subject: Re: [NF] Need a good starting point to get into ASP.NET
I also purchased a 1
I also purchased a 1 year subscription to LearnDevNow and have been
very pleased, although I did not see a download link nor a lifetime
subscription as others here have mentioned. Either way, it has been
well worth the $ I spent on it.
Good luck-
-Steve
At 04:38 PM 01/31/2011, you wrote:
I
Can someone explain why the following code fails
to work using EXECSCRIPT but works in macro-expansion?
tcSQL = [INSERT INTO webaccess
(AENABLED,FKID,LASTMOD,LASTUSER,LOGIN,PASSWORD,PERSTYPE,UNIQUEID)
VALUES (1,'_34I18SAUJ',{^2011-01-13
I forgot to mention that the problem is related
to the funky characters of the password field.
The password field is being encrypted, and that
value is causing the EXECSCRIPT to fail.
If you blank out that value in the INSERT string,
EXECSCRIPT works fine.. I am wondering why?
TIA-
-Steve
that command. Maybe the value has an apostrophe
in it now and then? -Original
Message- From:
profoxtech-boun...@leafe.com
[mailto:profoxtech- boun...@leafe.com] On
Behalf Of Steve Ellenoff Sent: Friday, January
14, 2011 6:30 PM To: profoxt...@leafe.com
Subject: Re: Differences
The following code snippet seems to suggest a bug in Try Catch
handling when accessing a collection's Item property with an invalid
index argument.
Can someone confirm as a bug or explain it to me? The help file is
making me confused.
I was under the impression the try catch ALWAYS has
The browser variable HTTP_REFERER should do what you want.
-Steve
At 09:09 PM 11/30/2010, you wrote:
Let's say I have a web page. Is there a way to tell what url called
it? Someone has my web page as a link on their site and I want to
present them with a different page if my url was called by
Your code looks fine.
I would check the IIS setings for directory security and make sure
it's using integrated windows authentication and make sure
anonymous access is turned off. My guess would be the empty
logon_user is due to the fact that IIS is serving up the page to an
unauthenticated
Overall they are very similar, but there's a variety of differences
that can be very annoying..
The biggest challenge would be stored procedures, so if you use those
heavily, you're in for a lot of work.
Aside from that data type differences and syntax differences will be
the next issue.
If you
Hopefully the toilet yes, but I'm wondering how many people on the
list have a manual flush command to force updates in your fox apps?
I have an application that is occasionally just having data
disappear. More accurately, the data seems to revert to a previous
state, ie, a user pulls up a
I have a login table that has a log_in field and a log_out field
(both datetime) to record when the user enters and exits the
application. Sometimes, the user's computer crashes (or the app) and
does not record the log_out field, ie, it's empty.
I am writing a report that needs to have all
that I was able to put back
the l.lg_in comparison earlier, and it all works as expected.
Thanks!!
-Steve
At 02:03 PM 09/16/2010, you wrote:
On 16/09/10 11:34, Steve Ellenoff wrote:
SELECT u.username, l.lg_in, l.lg_out, ;
(SELECT MIN(lg2.lg_in)-1 ;
FROM loginhis lg2
If it was me, I would implement a timer and use a Win32API call.
Depending on the value of the auto-save, would dictate the interval
of the timer, i.e., autosave after 5 mintues, then make your timer 5
minutes long.
Then, you can use the Win32API GetLastInputInfo() function to tell
you if any
I would say your experience is typical for the normal (non-techie) user.
...but very a-typical for the experienced windows user at least from
what I've seen.
I almost never have issues like that and rarely need to reboot. Most
windows developers I know are similar in that regards..
Then
For the non-techie user I would rank the choices as follows as far as
easiest to use and least likelihood of issues:
1) Mac
2) Windows
3) Linux
Appropriate is a broad term, so it would be in-appropriate for me
to say if Windows is not appropriate for non-techie users! :)
I think it's a decent
To me, non-techie is someone who doesn't really understand what they
are doing when using computers, and if something goes wrong has no
idea what to do about it.
With today's younger generation being really familiar with technology
in general, the definition is different and would likely mean
-tech crowd.
-Steve
At 11:23 AM 08/31/2010, you wrote:
On 31/08/2010 11:54 a.m., Steve Ellenoff wrote:
For the non-techie user I would rank the choices as follows as far as
easiest to use and least likelihood of issues:
1) Mac
2) Windows
3) Linux
Hu have you used Linux
At 03:16 AM 08/25/2010, you wrote:
...and this is a bug because ?
Because if you code it the wrong way, your code will not work as expected! :)
I wasn't saying it was a VFP bug.. it's a programmer bug, which is
far worse, since then we can't blame it on VFP. Lol!
-Steve
I think Stephen was being intentionally sarcastic.. :)
At 12:30 PM 08/25/2010, you wrote:
On 8/25/10 6:30 AM, Stephen Russell wrote:
On Wed, Aug 25, 2010 at 2:16 AM, Lew Schwartzlew1...@gmail.com wrote:
...and this is a bug because ?
-
The compiler didn't catch it.
Thought I would remind everyone about this (sometimes not so obvious) bug...
FUNCTION SomeFunc( tnVal )
*Call Parent
DODEFAULT()
ENDFUNC
Should be: DODEFAULT(tnVal) .. IF the parent class takes a parameter
( which it may not depending on the parent class ).
This bugger was the
It sounds similar to one I got a few weeks ago. I was surprised since
I was running Firefox, but after reading about it, it's a security
hole in Flash, so any browser is vulnerable, and you know how many
pages use flash, right?
From a separate computer I googled how to get rid of it, and was
According to VFP9 help file:
ASTACKINFO( ) only populates the 6th array element if source line
contents are available, otherwise it will be left empty.
Does anyone know why the source line contents would not be available?
I am running an .EXE ( normal, ie, not COM ) with an error handler
that
Got the following error msg reported by an application earlier today...
Error Msg:
Row or column position is off the screen.
Call Stack:
sslg_app.onshutdown - Line #44 : @1,1
sslg_app.do - Line #73 : READ EVENTS
main - Line #370
Looking at the code, I don't know what this does, and could not
be used in subsequent queries.
So it would seem READWRITE NOFILTER is the proper equivalent to INTO TABLE..
-Steve
At 09:56 PM 07/29/2010, you wrote:
Steve Ellenoff wrote:
Is there any difference between these two?
I'm looking at some older code and I have remarks about the SELECT
SQL
My friend Michael Gutman send this joke my way..
Q:: How many data base people does it take to change a light bulb?
A: Three:
One to write the light bulb removal program,
one to write the light bulb insertion program, and
one to act as a light bulb administrator to make sure
Is there any difference between these two?
I'm looking at some older code and I have remarks about the SELECT
SQL using INTO TABLE to avoid some VFP errors that says something
like, Command cannot be issued on a cursor or something to that effect.
Would changing my code to CURSOR READWRITE
Thanks Vince Lew!
I just found this line in the VFP helpfile:
NOFILTER creates a cursor that can be used in subsequent queries.
So it would seem READWRITE NOFILTER is the proper equivalent to INTO TABLE..
-Steve
At 09:56 PM 07/29/2010, you wrote:
Steve Ellenoff wrote:
Is there any
I ran into similar problems awhile back and the solution in my case
was to get the users to save the data file in an earlier format from
within Excel itself. In the Save As dialog, there's a Save As Type
drop down, which if you scroll all the way down, shows older versions
of Excel to save to.
The only change would be the SERVER= section of
your connection string. You would change that to
the name of the remote sql server hosting the
box. You may need to set some security settings
on W2008, but since I don't have W2008 I can't assist with that.
-Steve
At 10:23 AM 07/19/2010, you
Nice catch Richard, I totally missed that in my reply.
-Steve
At 11:39 AM 07/19/2010, you wrote:
Hi Rafael,
You say the server is Windows 2008 but don't
specify the version of SQL installed.
For testing purposes, can you create an ODBC
connection using the ODBC Administrator to
verify that
Or you could just use a VPN and avoid the port forwarding from the
router... but I know you said you wanted to avoid it.
-Steve
You need to set up DNAT on the router, to forward incoming packets
on the SQL Server
port to the Server's address. Otherwise, there's no way to route to
the server
You don't need to manually configure a DSN entry on each client
machine to access a SQL Server backend. You simply need to get the
ODBC driver installed. This can be automated to kick in when a user
logs in to their network or worst case, you send out an email with a
link to the .exe and have
I've been using it and the experience has been fantastic. It's been
rock solid in the 1.5 years it's been running for my customer.
At 01:27 PM 04/27/2010, you wrote:
On 4/27/2010 1:20 AM, Alan Bourke wrote:
One of the main objections customers have is the DBF format, and I agree
that it is
Obviously I'm not Craig or Bo, so this is just my personal opinion
(for what it's worth), but my impression the project exists is for
these two reasons:
1) To extend the functionality of the VFP IDE and offer we developers
more functionality than the VFP9 IDE offers..
Because what we have is
Maybe I was just not lucky, but my experiences with Ubuntu were
pretty bad ( this was in 2008 ). Overall it worked just fine except
that wireless networking would simply not work. I wasted several days
of hair pulling and stress reading, researching and trying everything
I could to get it to
: profoxtech-boun...@leafe.com [mailto:profoxtech-boun...@leafe.com] On
Behalf Of Steve Ellenoff
Sent: Wednesday, April 21, 2010 03:41 PM
To: profoxt...@leafe.com
Subject: Re: VFP Studio - vapourware ?
Obviously I'm not Craig or Bo, so this is just my personal opinion
(for what it's worth), but my
Linux is a huge success now. It runs most of the Apache instances,
which in turn runs most of the internet. It runs Google. It runs
Twitter. It runs Amazon.
Yes, sorry, I should have qualified my statement to mean a huge
success as a Desktop OS replacement, since it's success in other
roles is
I asked Craig about the project at SWFOX last year and he had said
the project was not dead but was on hold since Microsoft had made
some big changes to the technology used. I don't recall what
specifically it was, nor when he said it might come out so they could resume.
I would still
wrote:
Steve Ellenoff wrote:
I asked Craig about the project at SWFOX last year and he had said
the project was not dead but was on hold since Microsoft had made
some big changes to the technology used. I don't recall what
specifically it was, nor when he said it might come out so they
could
I'm no expert on ASP, but my first thought is that it sounds like IIS
on the server is not configured properly to handle the pages.
Are you sure ASP is installed on the server?
Check under the IIS settings, in the Home Directory tab, click the
Configuration button and check for the ASP
I've got a VFP9 app that's been running with PostgreSQL for over a
year and have been thrilled with it!!
At 05:51 PM 02/23/2010, you wrote:
On 02/23/2010 02:44 PM, MB Software Solutions, LLC wrote:
Jarvis, Matthew wrote:
I am being told (I am dubious though) that Firebird bogs down at
1) See if you are able to copy to the current user's temp directory.
I believe that should always work regardless of UAC.
2) Check UAC settings on your machine vs. the client machine, ie,
make sure they match.
3) Are you running your app in compatibility mode?
4) If not, is the application
Do you have a source for this interview, I'd like to read the rest.
David Parnas explained in an interview:
Q: What is the most often-overlooked risk in software engineering?
A: Incompetent programmers. There are estimates that the number of
programmers needed in the U.S. exceeds 200,000. This
The SocketException suggests to me that a network connection got
dropped during some processing, that's about all I can tell from this log.
At 04:02 PM 02/12/2010, Stephen Russell wrote:
From the Java Blows division of CIMS:
I have a java workflow tool with 2 scripts that preset a printjob. I
While python may be a great language to learn, I am curious how many
opportunities exist out there.
Surely there's no shortage of .NET jobs, but is the same true of
Python? Can Ed or someone else chime in?
TIA-
Steve
At 01:16 PM 02/11/2010, you wrote:
John,
I encourage you to think out of
I have a biz object that is occasionally failing to save data and I'm
trying to understand why.
Here's an example of the SQL command it generates:
UPDATE webaccess SET lastmod={^2010-02-05 15:07:11}, nloginfail=0
WHERE uniqueid=='_2UX13CCKE' AND nloginfail==1
The biz object uses _TALLY when
Your test is misleading. Take the same 80 gig hd, put a fresh copy of
XP on there, and then compare the speed.
After two years of accumulated crap, windows will no doubt run far
slower than when first installed.
I remember reading somewhere that a test was done on the same
hardware, and XP
I suggest googling for salt passwords, or just start here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salt_%28cryptography%29
Although I don't salt passwords in my apps, it sounds like a good idea.
Steve
At 02:31 PM 01/13/2010, MB Software Solutions, wrote:
Obviously storing passwords in plain text is
The question isn't really worded very clearly, so I'll answer what I
assume is meant..
Yes, Foxpro EXE applications can participate (when written to do so)
in IPC communications, depending on what IPC methods are used. I've
written Fox apps that communicated with each other via IPC and demoed
I too use Agent Ransack and have always been happy with it.
@ Paul - what does the pro version features offer?
At 04:58 PM 12/15/2009, Paul Hill wrote:
On Tue, Dec 15, 2009 at 6:08 PM, Alan Bourke alanpbou...@fastmail.fm wrote:
I swear by Agent Ransack (http://www.mythicsoft.com/agentransack/)
I know someone who is looking for a person familiar with the latest
version of Crystal reports to convert some reports from the older version.
If you're interested let me know and I'll forward on the info..
Regards-
Steve
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I don't know the location, but I got the impression the work could be
done remotely.
At 03:34 PM 11/27/2009, you wrote:
What is the location?
On 11/27/09, Steve Ellenoff sellen...@pinmame.com wrote:
I know someone who is looking for a person familiar with the latest
version of Crystal
Although I've never tried it myself, that should work fine, yes.
At 10:19 PM 11/08/2009, you wrote:
I have a customer still using FoxPro for Windows 2.6 apps in
production. These are 16 bit apps that will not run on the 64 bit
versions of Vista or Windows 7.
Would it be possible for these
Sorry, it was that evil Reply To All button I didn't even notice
it until you pointed it out.
At 04:11 PM 10/29/2009, you wrote:
Steve Ellenoff wrote:
ROTFL
Bzzt...foul! Steve, don't post to both profox and profoxtech.
Folks, just send to ProFox@leafe.com only. Ed's server
ROTFL
Please allow your users the choice.
NO!!! HOSTILE INTERFACES RULE MUHAHAHAHAHA!
--
Mike Babcock, MCP
MB Software Solutions, LLC
President, Chief Software Architect
http://mbsoftwaresolutions.com
http://fabmate.com
http://twitter.com/mbabcock16
[excessive quoting
ROTFL
Please allow your users the choice.
NO!!! HOSTILE INTERFACES RULE MUHAHAHAHAHA!
--
Mike Babcock, MCP
MB Software Solutions, LLC
President, Chief Software Architect
http://mbsoftwaresolutions.com
http://fabmate.com
http://twitter.com/mbabcock16
[excessive quoting
Looking for your opinions on the current default screen resolution
that most users are running these days, ie, what should be the
minimum size I code for?
I am using 800x600 as the minimum size I code for, but perhaps the
number is bigger nowadays, ie, maybe nobody runs this resolution
Sorry, I accidentally clicked the report OT abuse link for this
thread.. please ignore Ed!
At 02:21 PM 10/23/2009, you wrote:
I have been getting this error anytime I 'modify form'. The first
time I save changes, I get that message. The second time I
save/close the form, it crashes VFP. I
I have an app that exports a bunch of data to excel using the COPY TO
XL5 command. The client recently asked if the numeric fields could be
blank when the value was zero for easy reading. I couldn't find any
easy way to do this in Excel through formatting... so I changed the
exported data to a
:56 PM, Steve Ellenoff sellen...@pinmame.com wrote:
I have an app that exports a bunch of data to excel using the COPY TO
XL5 command. The client recently asked if the numeric fields could be
blank when the value was zero for easy reading. I couldn't find any
easy way to do this in Excel
Awesome suggestion Dave. I tried it and it works great!
Now the pain will be to reconvert some 50 fields back to numerics
instead of chars... sigh..
At 04:26 PM 09/17/2009, you wrote:
On Thu, Sep 17, 2009 at 1:56 PM, Steve Ellenoff sellen...@pinmame.com wrote:
I have an app that exports
.
Help Blank if zero should give you the correct way for the version of
Excel you are using.
Be aware that there can be a problem with excel if you save a changed
sheet using OLE as it may prompt with a save as dialogue.
Cheers
Peter
Peter Hart Computers
On Behalf Of Steve Ellenoff
Sent: 17
Actually I think it's a firefox issue, and has nothing to do with Vista.
Until version 3.5 I had to reboot frequently (XP SP2) as a result of
massive memory usage (leaks?) in Firefox. It's likely because I leave
like twenty tabs open sometimes.
Although 3.5 is still too new for me to really
Sorry gang, I hit reply all to a different message when I sent my
original post. It must have added both lists and I didn't notice.
At 07:28 PM 09/11/2009, Ed Leafe wrote:
All ProFoxTech messages get routed to 'profox@leafe.com'. Sending to
both will result in two messages. Nothing much can be
Thanks Ed, I'll pass the info along.
At 10:06 PM 09/10/2009, Ed Leafe wrote:
On Sep 10, 2009, at 8:24 PM, Steve Ellenoff wrote:
I ran into a friend of mine today who is looking for some work in
Quality Control / Beta Testing. He's open to anything from a short
contract position to full
If OpenOffice is not the default application for XLS files, your code
can still be used provided the application knew where the OO
application was installed. Simply change the ShellExecute command to
launch the OO program and pass the file name of the XLS file to it as
a parameter. Although
Hi Everyone-
I ran into a friend of mine today who is looking for some work in
Quality Control / Beta Testing. He's open to anything from a short
contract position to full time permanent position. He lives here in
Atlanta. I don't know if he's willing to travel or relocate.
If anyone knows of
I just learned of some new discounts being offered for attending the
amazing Southwest Fox Conference which is just over a month away, so
I thought I would share the info.
If you work with Foxpro, this is the place to be! Come show your
support! Learn tons of great coding techniques and hear
You can't blame that on getting old!!
How can you expect to remember a command you only need to use once
every 8 years and only in rare circumstances? GRIN
-Steve
At 02:08 PM 09/01/2009, Kent Belan wrote:
Arg ... thanks
Sucks getting old
Is CLEAR TYPEAHEAD what you are looking for?
I'm having a senior moment..
Isn't there a way to turn off UI elements in VFP for programs that
will not have any UI, and thus, you don't want vfp popping up a
messagebox if an error occurs and so forth?
Any help appreciated-
Thanks-
Steve
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Yes, I think that was it, thanks so much Tracy!
At 04:21 PM 08/06/2009, Tracy Pearson wrote:
Might you be looking for: Sys(2335)
-Original Message-
From: Steve Ellenoff
Sent: Thursday, August 06, 2009 3:53 PM
I'm having a senior moment..
Isn't there a way to turn off UI elements in VFP
I wrote an emailer application years ago which uses the wwipstuff
tools from West Wind since it came free with West Wind's Web
Connection. It basically keeps a database of email records, and sends
out records not already flagged as sent. The code to send the email
is really simple as their
I would try to explain that a computer language is just like a spoken
language, and so have him imagine hiring two people to write a book.
One person writes the book in Japaneese, the other in Russian. Then
ask him how well he thinks it would be to have the writers swap books
and continue
Good to know...thanks. Hmmm...I think we have wwIPStuff here at Sylvan.
Are there published docs for this?
Here's the example from the wwc doc:
o=CREATEOBJECT(wwIPStuff)
o.cMailServer=mail.yourmailserver.net
o.cSenderEmail=rstr...@west-wind.com
o.cSenderName=Rick Strahl
*** Optional
If you're hitting a POP3 mail server, it's all going to come back as
text with no simple way to convert it into XML afaik. You'll need to
manually parse the string into subject, from, to, body, and so forth.
Since you're already going to be doing that, you might as well just
scrape once you
Watched a few free videos on it the other night and thought it looked
pretty good and easy to do. I've toyed with some DHTML/Ajax and Flex
looked a lot easier. Was looking to see if anyone here has some first
hand experience and thoughts on using it.
So you can learn other RDBMS languages like MySQL and how to interact
with them, but something as BIG and widely used as VB you cannot?
This is what they have in their head. So tread lightly, or just learn
it.
Certainly good advice to be careful when dealing with people who
don't appreciate
At 12:31 PM 08/04/2009, you wrote:
Aah the joys of being labeled a computer guy. Usually it's oh you're a
computer guy? Then you can fix my computer problems (even though
software is my focus and I leave hardware/networking usually to those
pros who do that stuff).
I also hate this when it
At 11:07 AM 07/29/2009, you wrote:
On Wed, Jul 29, 2009 at 10:53, Jerry Footeje...@footegroup.com wrote:
Does anyone know of a table that lists C functions with similar
functions to
VFP? Or maybe basic
Right now I'm struggling with this code
if ( strcmp( _item,T123 ) != 0)
I want
I have a grid on a form bound to a cursor. Let's say the cursor has
20 records, but the grid is sized to show only 10 at time. When you
issue a refresh on the grid, the scroll bars are always reset to the top.
*Is there a way to avoid this behavior so that if a user had scrolled
to the middle,
I've had this problem also cause strange things to happen to my vfp
apps in the past and saving the path and restoring it as Rob
suggested definitely solved it. Hope it does for you also.
-Steve
At 10:02 AM 07/16/2009, you wrote:
It is changing the default path I think.
Preserve it before
Funny, I too started with SYS(2015). For me though, I have never
stopped. I had thought about moving to integer keys since everything
in the vfp and sql server world suggested it, but I never got around
to implementing it.
Glad I skipped it, as to me, the GUID makes the most sense, whether
What kind of performance penalty is there compared to integers when
doing joins?
At 07:32 PM 06/23/2009, you wrote:
MB Software Solutions, LLC wrote:
I like to design in n-tier fashion, so that I can use either a VFP or
non-VFP (like MySQL) backend on the flip of a switch.
I'm creating a
Found it ! (after a year :))
Wow! Thanks for the persistence!
Delete (or rename) the file PLUGINS\UserJunkDB.txt
Somehow after millions of mails it does not work as expected...
Ironically, about 3 months ago, it just started working fine again..
I don't think I did anything to cause it to
One of my clients wants to authenticate their VFP app through ADS
rather than storing the username password as it currently does.
Does anyone have info on how I can do that through VFP, and/or some
links on how to communicate to ADS ie get a list of the users for example?
Thanks-
Steve
I bought some new hard drives recently, and noticed the manufactured
date for 2 of them happened to be my birthday this past year. Call me
a geek, but I thought that was really cool! The other 2 drives I
bought were off by 2 days, and I was actually bummed!! Time to get a life, eh?
-Steve
Not to defend Yahoo or anyone else, but I would guess from their
perspective, the point is: most developers are using php or some
other web hosted language to access the mysql database (often on the
very same host as the database itself). So from their perspective,
remote support is just
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