Re: [NF] No passwords in web logins?

Sounds suspiciously like the Clipper chip! On 11-Apr-2018 6:57 PM, Stephen Russell wrote: The FIDO Alliance and W3C have launched a Web Authentication standard that makes it

[NF] No passwords in web logins?

The FIDO Alliance and W3C have launched a Web Authentication standard that makes it easier to offer truly unique encryption credentials for each site.

RE: Appending from a Cursor

You could try APPEND FROM DBF(alimport) John John Weller 01380 723235 07976 393631 > Hello: > > I have some code where I am importing transactions. I have a > cursor for these transactions where I validate them. After doing > this, I want to add them to the transaction table. I

Re: Appending from a Cursor

append from (dbf(alimport)) Append from expects a file Thierry Nivelet http://foxincloud.com/ Give your VFP app a second life in the cloud > Le 11 avr. 2018 à 20:03, Gene Wirchenko a écrit : > > append from (alimport) ___ Post

Appending from a Cursor

Hello: I have some code where I am importing transactions. I have a cursor for these transactions where I validate them. After doing this, I want to add them to the transaction table. I select the transaction alias and then do append from (alimport) alimport is an

RE: NF525 POS laws (France)

>Posted: 2017-06-22 04:44:44 > >Hi All, > >Has anyone implemented the French NF525 point of sale (anti-tax fraud) >laws that are mandatory from January 2018? > >I've been trying to read the specification but it's missing important >info in places. Just got home from Paris. After lots of

RE: Appending from a Cursor

At 11:10 2018-04-11, "John Weller" wrote: You could try APPEND FROM DBF(alimport) [whack object="hand" target="forehead"] I have used it in the past, just not very often. When I checked my code, I searched for "append from (" instead of just "append from".

Re: Appending from a Cursor

... and one more thing to add to what Richard said about APPEND FROM: When APPEND FROM was created, in dBase/CPM times (1979), SQL syntax did not exist, so did not get implemented in any language, at least until 1986, far later than dBase. El jue., 12 abr. 2018 4:16, Richard Kaye

RE: Appending from a Cursor

APPEND FROM is xBase. As others mentioned, it wants the physical file and a cursor is a temp file buried in your temp directory using sys(2015) to create the file name. The SQL SELECT doesn't care about the location of the physical file since you already have it open. -- rk -Original