Hi David
However if I uses a
surrogate primary key (ie the usual auto-incremented numeric id field), for
each updated record I need to check first whether it is already in the
database before adding it - this is a lot of overhead in terms of finding
the ids based on other fields.
I haven't
HI Monte - hows down-under :)
On 27 September 2010 11:31, Monte Goulding mo...@sweattechnologies.comwrote:
I haven't yet used SQLYoga but I'm sure Trevor has this all worked out.
SQLite will handle the auto increment of integer primary keys when you
INSERT without an ID field and then you
HI Monte - hows down-under :)
Getting better all the time ;-)
Only by making the primary key = name,type,location,hnum instead of id
woudl you get a fast normalisation of the data inserted.
You can create an secondary key for those fields and still use your primary key
auto-increment field
OK - not getting very far with that - Google is not my friend :)
Can you give me an idea of what the CREATE statement would look like?
CREATE TABLE 'handler' (
'name' VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL,
'type' VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL,
'location' VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL,
'handler_num' INTEGER
Try:
-- -
-- Table `handler`
-- -
CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS `handler` (
`id` INT NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT ,
`name` VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL ,
`type` VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL ,
`location`
Thanks for that Monte,
On 27 September 2010 13:44, Monte Goulding mo...@sweattechnologies.comwrote:
UNIQUE INDEX `mykey` (`name`, `type`, `location`, `handler_num`) );
Or you can use a separate Create Unique Index statement.
OK - will have to read up more on Indexes - I thought they were
Hi Marcello.
It's my understanding that only SQL statements that return a value of some kind
will return the data you expect. To do what you are trying to do, you would
need a persistent connection, and then a way to monitor that connection for any
data coming back over the socket. I suppose
On Tue, Apr 27, 2010 at 6:36 PM, Marcello Bertoli mbert...@libero.it wrote:
Hi all,
I have a question about runrev database commands. Is there a way to get the
result of a sql statement that doesn't retrieve data (is not a select)? For
example:
In a postgresql scenario I need to execute
On 28/apr/2010, at 11.12, Sarah Reichelt wrote:
If you check the result after your revExecuteSQL statement, it
should contain the data you need.
Hi Sarah,
thank you for your answer.
the result of revExecuteSql doesn't seem to contains the information the sql
engine answers and I need to
Well, as often happens, the act of posting about my problem triggered
an idea of something I had forgotten to check. It turns out that I
forgot I was doing some fancy shell calls to make sure the database
port was open before trying to connect to the db. Works just fine as
a standalone,
One more report: I couldn't get the revlet to work with the shell
call, even when I manually selected Shell calls under the Security
settings in the standalone builder. In fact, when the revlet launches
and asks for the needed permissions, Shell calls is not one of them.
Process permission
Hi Devin,
After you finish this project, Could you post a tutorial
or lesson to show how to receive and send data to
a database using a revlet?
Thanks in advance!
Alejandro
Devin Asay wrote:
One more report: I couldn't get the revlet to work with the shell
call, even when I manually
Ahhh, found the problem.
When defining the ODBC connection, you must check the Change the default
database to: box when selecting the database. then select the database.
Unchecked, it will return an error.
Mark Stuart
mfstuart wrote:
Hi all,
Anyone know if RunRev 3.5 can successfully
Hi Tom,
I did something with a bird stack about 20 years ago; but, since I
wanted to have a picture of each one, I used a separate card for each
bird. Only B/W with HC, however. That made sorting and arranging and
doing all sorts of things real easy - even for HC; but I don't
remember
Hi Tom,
I made a very simple database example, which you can find in
RevOnline, username Mark. It keeps all data in properties. I have also
a much more complex version, which has no problems searching for a
string in several tens of thousands of records, but I must admit that
it takes
Hi Tom,
Here's my 2 cents on the subject. I'd stick with the one card per
record which Joe suggested. But, during runtime, I'd keep the stack
with the cards invisible, and pull information into your 'application'
stack. The idea being the business logic in the application code in a
standalone
--- Kurt Kaufman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is the Database Query Builder designed to be used
only within the IDE,
or can its functionality be exported into a
standalone application (as
a sort of core for a stack -- standalone)?
Sorry if this is a FAQ; I haven't fully explored
this area
Mikey-
Other than the rev query builder, where else are the database scripts
(e.g.
revdb_columnnames) located again?
I'm a bit confused, too. Are you looking to hack the library routines or
just wondering about the handlers?
revdb_columnnames() is an alias for revDatabaseColumnNames(), if
I'm interested in your question because I'm not sure I understand it. What
database scripts? Do you mean the various rev_database functions that are
listed when you are in the help menu and enter database as the search
term?
___
use-revolution mailing
On Feb 5, 2008, at 1:54 PM, Ross Giddings wrote:
A simple way to prevent unauthorized
access to a database is to encrypt
the relevant part of the file header
so that it's not recognized as a db
outside your programme.
Decrypt the header programmatically
inside your app and encrypt it on
3. Can it be protected?
Ye, but it is not a free feature. Check this:
http://www.hwaci.com/sw/sqlite/prosupport.html#crypto
http://sqlitee.homepc.it/
http://www.sqlite-crypt.com/
On the other hand you can use revolution to encode/decode data before it gets
into the database and when
Thanks to all who answered my questions about arrays vs databases. I
reached a juncture where I had to make a decision about how to format
this particular set of data before I could continue coding.
I made a few adjustments and I think the end result will be easy to
access and speedy.
Hi Shari ,
Truthfully I've not considered databases. I've never worked with
one. So I have NO concept of how you'd use one, install one, make
it work for lots of folks with lots of computers, etc.
May be it's interesting to read this tutorial on SQL:
1. Would the user need to install something extra to use it? If so,
would it be a separate program from my app that I would have to deal
with tech support if the user upgrades his system? Thousands of
people download my apps from around the world, so added tech support
is a big bad.
On 10/6/07 4:13 PM, David Bovill [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi David,
NB - Ruslan what do you use to monitor emails - have you got a Valentina
database searching for key words - or do you just use GMail :)
I use MS Entourage for MAC, and have setup for each list a rule,
So if letter contains
On 10/6/07 4:13 PM, David Bovill [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi David,
That should get Ruslan to reply :)
Keywords are in a simple database link table and i want to do a search for
handlers based on 10 or so keywords selected by the user or automatically
selected by the software. Now i want
Valentina Valentina Valentina Valentina Valentina
On 10/06/07, Ruslan Zasukhin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I use MS Entourage for MAC, and have setup for each list a rule,
So if letter contains e.g. word Valentina it play sounds
Ah - so what sounds do you hear - maybe it would sound nicer if
On 10/06/07, Ruslan Zasukhin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So I guess I do an or SQL search for all these keywords, and then loop
through them checking hits. Or do I do AND searches, and iterate
replacing
the AND with OR to widen the search?
1) Actually it is not clear:
your result should
I used to use entourage on mac too for all my emails but I have had to
send a lot of it to gmail now because entourage begins to bog down to
nearly terminal slowness when it has a lot of email archived in
various folders.
On 6/10/07, David Bovill [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Valentina Valentina
On 10/6/07 4:57 PM, David Bovill [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So I guess I do an or SQL search for all these keywords, and then loop
through them checking hits. Or do I do AND searches, and iterate
replacing
the AND with OR to widen the search?
1) Actually it is not clear:
your result
At 4:26 PM +0300 6/10/2007, Ruslan Zasukhin wrote:
On 10/6/07 4:13 PM, David Bovill [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
NB - Ruslan what do you use to monitor emails - have you got a Valentina
database searching for key words - or do you just use GMail :)
I use MS Entourage for MAC, and have setup for
or some mispelled valentine's day spam during the next week.. :D
On 6/10/07, Jeanne A. E. DeVoto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 4:26 PM +0300 6/10/2007, Ruslan Zasukhin wrote:
On 10/6/07 4:13 PM, David Bovill [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
NB - Ruslan what do you use to monitor emails - have you got a
Still trying to figure out how to set the properties of fields with a for
each script.
I just found out that Galaxy has a property editor which I've never tried
because my version of Galaxy is Lite. I emailed them about an upgrade as
maybe their property editor will solve my problem.
I found in
Bill,
I'm not sure you need Galaxy to do the scripting you mention. But,
could it hurt? I don't think so.
repeat for each line thePropDatum in thePropData
put item 1 of thePropDatum into theCustomPropName
put item 2 of thePropDatum into theCustomPropValue
do set the cRevGeneral[
Correction:
do set the cRevGeneral[ quote theCustomPropName quote ] to
theCustomPropValue
-JD
On Mar 6, 2007, at 9:54 AM, Jerry Daniels wrote:
Bill,
I'm not sure you need Galaxy to do the scripting you mention. But,
could it hurt? I don't think so.
repeat for each line
Thanks
Could the set fld property line look more like this?
do set the cRevGeneral[ quote theCustomPropName quote
to theCustomPropValue] in fld theFieldName
On 3/6/07 11:54 AM, Jerry Daniels [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Bill,
I'm not sure you need Galaxy to do the scripting you mention.
Thanks for the correction. I should check my email more often.
Because I am setting the custom property value of many fields would the line
be
do set the cRevGeneral[ quote theCustomPropName quote ] to
theCustomPropValue for fld theFldName
On 3/6/07 12:12 PM, Jerry Daniels [EMAIL
of fld theFldName
On Mar 6, 2007, at 10:23 AM, Bill wrote:
Thanks
Could the set fld property line look more like this?
do set the cRevGeneral[ quote theCustomPropName quote
to theCustomPropValue] in fld theFieldName
On 3/6/07 11:54 AM, Jerry Daniels [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Bill,
tried:
do set the cRevGeneral[Linkcolumn] of fld theFldName to theFldName
Still trying...
On 3/6/07 12:28 PM, Jerry Daniels [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
of fld theFldName
On Mar 6, 2007, at 10:23 AM, Bill wrote:
Thanks
Could the set fld property line look more like this?
do set
You don't need the do stuff if your property name is a literal.
On Mar 6, 2007, at 10:32 AM, Bill wrote:
tried:
do set the cRevGeneral[Linkcolumn] of fld theFldName to
theFldName
Still trying...
On 3/6/07 12:28 PM, Jerry Daniels [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
of fld theFldName
On Mar
Thanks -- I got it:
set the cREVDatabase[Linkcolumn] of fld theFldName to theFldName
You know it is fun when this stuff works.
On 3/6/07 12:36 PM, Jerry Daniels [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You don't need the do stuff if your property name is a literal.
On Mar 6, 2007, at 10:32 AM,
I spoke to soon. This does set the correct field property but it seems that
in order for the fld to work with the database query it can only be set
manually using the GUI. I can see the property set correctly when calling it
but the GUI doesn't and it doesn't work with the query manager.
I ended
not able to open it? I am able to open the one above
Robert Mann
President
GP Racing LLC
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of mfstuart
Sent: Sunday, June 11, 2006 12:20 AM
To: use-revolution@lists.runrev.com
Subject: Re: database connect/query
Hi Robert,
What version of RunRev Studio do you have? This was saved in version 2.7.2.
If you have an earlier version, let me know and I'll save it in the Legacy
Revolution Stack format.
Also, you'll need to have the MySQL database already created:
Database name: States
Table name: States
Robert, I forgot to mention: please use the RevOnline to down load the stack
again.
I changed the revOpenDatabase connection parameters that reflect connecting
to a database named: States, and a table named: States.
See my other reply with more detail about this.
Regards,
Mark
--
View this
Thanks I figured there was something out there
Robert Mann
President
GP Racing LLC
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Josh
Mellicker
Sent: Friday, June 09, 2006 8:30 PM
To: How to use Revolution
Subject: Re: database connect/query id's
I
Hi Robert,
I also have been learning RunRev to access SQL databases, and so I've
created a sample stack to do just that - it connects to MySQL.
To get the sample stack, load RunRev and click on the Rev Online toolbar
button, the revOnline Viewer pops up. Select the User Space option, select
I learned these things from Sarah's excellent MySQL stacks on this page:
http://www.troz.net/Rev/tutorials.php
On Jun 9, 2006, at 5:38 PM, Robert Mann wrote:
can some one send me a complete example of how to connect to
database then
find the database id number to use in the query, then how
--- Robert Mann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
can some one send me a complete example of how to
connect to database then
find the database id number to use in the query,
then how to find the record
set id number to use to display the data
I think these are the four library items that need
to
--- Robert Mann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there a way to pass a global variable to a mysql
query?
here is what I would like to do
display a query in a list (which I can do this)
select from the list (store it in a variable)
then pass that selection to a new query
any thoughts on how
The database features of Rev are very fast. Although I am not totally
conversant of all that goes on inside RevDB itself (as I use Trevor's
DB abstraction library to make RevDB easier to implement), or what
code you saw that looped but I know that using that library I can get
back the data as
On 3/21/06 7:03 PM, Robert Sneidar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Robert,
Does anyone know of any good dBase/Foxpro table to sql/Valentina
conversion utilities?
I can write one in Revolution I suppose, but I
would have a lot of front end work to do first, and this project is
already huge.
Wow! One I might be able to help on.
___
In Revolution, put this script into your option menu:
ON menupick pChoice
put pChoice into queryValue
put pChoice chosen into field status
get libUrlFormData(queryvalue, queryValue)
Hey thanks! I will give this a try too. Scott pointed me to a great
example he made and it solved the problem!
/Benjamin
Josh Mellicker wrote:
Wow! One I might be able to help on.
___
In Revolution, put this script into your option menu:
ON menupick
Hi Benjamin,
I am trying to create two pull down menu's that are based on MySQL
query's. Then based on what the user choses from the pull down menu's
they can get a listing of available files based on what is already in
the database. Can anyone help me on this one. I greatly
appreciate
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Hash: SHA1
Aha! What do you know, it's a BUG!
According to the docs, the use SSL field should be ignored unless
connecting to MySQL. I set it to be the hilite of button checkbox
name (whatever I called it), which the interface disabled unless using
MySQL,
I'm back... finally!
Hi Frank, good to hear from you again.
I'm trying to use the database APIs to connect to a PostgreSQL database
on the local machine and getting messages like:
could not connect to server: Can't assign requested address
Is the server running on host localhost
Marielle...
What is your site for the revdoc wiki again?
Does it have the whole revDocs on it?
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Marielle
Lange
Sent: Monday, October 24, 2005 6:54 PM
To: use Revolution How to
Subject: RE: database
I must
Of Rob Cozens
Sent: Saturday, October 22, 2005 10:38 AM
To: How to use Revolution
Subject: Re: database
Hi Pascal,
my interest now is in databases (I mean relational database without
using
SQL.) and I'm looking for, and not finding any example of databases
build
with Revolution. I mean
What motivates you to create such a beast for free? Surely it
took an enormous amount of work for you?
How does serendipity compare on speed to database programs written in
C++?
Jonathan,
I don't know how he could seriously answer your question. Valentina 2 is
usually several multiples
Not to say Lynn is wrong but if a database is well organized in terms of
functionality, it can beat the
pants of a compiled database which woudl suffocate with too much
information.
Call it the space-folding starship...
Before valentina existed, i had to port a database from a PC to Macs for
, October 24, 2005 10:26 AM
To: 'How to use Revolution'
Subject: RE: database
What motivates you to create such a beast for free? Surely it
took an enormous amount of work for you?
How does serendipity compare on speed to database programs written in
C++?
Jonathan,
I don't know how he could
On 10/24/05 5:37 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Not to say Lynn is wrong but if a database is well organized in terms of
functionality, it can beat the
pants of a compiled database which woudl suffocate with too much
information.
Call it the space-folding starship...
Not to say Lynn is wrong but if a database is well organized
in terms of functionality, it can beat the pants of a
compiled database which woudl suffocate with too much information.
Right, but what you are talking about here is a developer skill issue more
than anything. Its even easier for
To: 'How to use Revolution'
Subject: RE: database
Not to say Lynn is wrong but if a database is well organized
in terms of functionality, it can beat the pants of a
compiled database which woudl suffocate with too much information.
Right, but what you are talking about here is a developer
Hi Joanthan,
What motivates you to create such a beast for free? Surely it took an
enormous amount of work for you?
SDB was originally created in HyperTalk about 15 years ago. I was working
with a San Francisco winery supplier and Fresno State College professor of
vitaculture on the
Just curious... How many customers have bought Valentina? How
many RunRev users have bought some version of Valentina?
We just launched Valentina 2 for Revolution at RevCon, so not huge volumes
yet. It replaces Valentina 1.x XCMD. We've had solutions available for
Director, C++, REALbasic,
for a
minimal
functionality DB it did work wonders and it hardly used any xternals ;)
cheers
Xavier
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Ruslan Zasukhin
Sent: Monday, October 24, 2005 4:59 PM
To: use-revolution
Subject: Re: database
Cozens
Sent: Monday, October 24, 2005 11:36 AM
To: How to use Revolution
Subject: RE: database
Hi Joanthan,
What motivates you to create such a beast for free? Surely it took an
enormous amount of work for you?
SDB was originally created in HyperTalk about 15 years ago. I was
working
with a San
Jonathan,
If you keep the entire DB in RAM, then do you have to save the entire DB
when you do a save, or can you save just one record?
The entire db must be saved to disk, which is done automatically whenever
the last user logs out. I have contemplated adding a save command to
SDB's
Hi again Joanthan,
What motivates you to create such a beast for free?
Second answer...which I just recalled:
The HyperTalk version of SDB was single-user. I got around to writing PPC
(program-to-program communications) toolbox Xthings; but never could
successfully test a client/server
I must be the change I want to see in the world. -- Gandhi
Funny, this is my favorite quote too. Though the version I know is:
Be The Change You Wish To See In The World
Though the original version apparently is:
You must be the change you wish to see in the world
no offense. no boasting...
I did the relational lookup in FMP, and it took minutes!
So I opted for a double-linked-list of records (this was a hierarchical
database - the relations were previously based on a parent id but searching
this was horribly slow...
So I made the search
Ruslan Zasukhin wrote:
BTW, SqlLite do not search all records never. They just search first record
which satisfy RANGE search, and stop. When you do NEXT record they do search
next one. They can do this only because they have claim: we are single used
db. This is why it is not possible right
Hi again Pascal,
I have scripted a hierarchical, binary-tree database in Transcript which
is open-source and royalty-free. Relational indexes are NOT built in, but
must be created and maintained individually.
SDB could be made relational by:
* Adding a list of inverted key field names or
On 10/22/05 12:49 AM, Chipp Walters [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey guys.
Pascal asks for NON-SQL database.
Pascal, I believe that exists only one database for Revolution that fit your
needs -- Valentina database.
* Valentina support both: SQL and non-SQL ways to work with database.
* Valentina
I remember when I first looked at Valentina I didn't like it because I was
moving from MySQL and was used to the many utilties that are available for
working with the database and Valentina didn't seem to have one. I am now
using SQLite and the SQLiteManager (and of course the Altuit plug-in).
Hi Pascal,
my interest now is in databases (I mean relational database without using
SQL.) and I'm looking for, and not finding any example of databases build
with Revolution. I mean something that looks like a FileMaker or a 4D product.
Is ther any example on Revolution web site, or other ?
On 10/22/05 2:56 PM, Bill [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Bill,
I remember when I first looked at Valentina I didn't like it because I was
moving from MySQL and was used to the many utilties that are available for
working with the database and Valentina didn't seem to have one. I am now
using
Hi Pascal and welcome to Revolution!
A long time ago, one of the developers of Rev was interested in such an
animal and thought it could be programmed by combining SQLite with Rev.
Unfortunately, the project never got off the ground, but our company
does have a very nice SQLite connector
If you're interested, there's a great (and easy) demo of it at:
I second Chipp's recommendation. I'm working
with AltSQLite presently (nothing of use yet
that I can put up as sample code - maybe soon)
and am finding it fits my needs to a tee.
Scott
Ian Leigh wrote:
I wish to retrieve details about a particular file which are held in
a text file, fairly large at about 264000 lines. The file contains
details about many files but I only need to retrieve one file at a
time. I am wondering about the best way to deal with this. The text
Hello again!
I wish to retrieve details about a particular file which are held in
a text file, fairly large at about 264000 lines. The file contains
details about many
One nice thing about a database, especially a remote one, it that it
handles everything you need to do with data - store,
Hi Stephen:
I just discovered Trevor DeVore's excellent libDatabase 2, and have been
trying to use it on my dreamhost site with MySQL. However, I am never able
to connect directly to MySQL with Rev, only by using the PHPmyAdmin browser
interface.
Do you know if it is even possible to connect to
I use the database query builder a lot but have been gradually shifting over
to libDatabase is a database abstraction library by Trevor DeVore which is
much better than the database query builder for everything except easily
building a card that goes through each record of a database. I highly
The database query builder does an excellent (and a little too seamless--no
feedback) job of updating (although since the records are catched you have
to refresh to see the changes).
But I can't help you with delete and insert as you can't do either of those
with the database query builder so I
On 27 Aug 2005, at 14:59, Revolution wrote:
Saturday, August 27, 2005 4:57:04 PM (GMT +02:00)
Hi,
want to add to the database what's in a text
field.
event from the button mouseup :
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
=-=-=-=-=
put fld MyEdit into
Hi Bill,
Thanks for the info. Has this issue with Query Builder that
you mention been raised as a bug with Rev?
I'm going to take a look at libDatabase - but will
it work with altSQL - because I'm adament to use that
library, it's so nicely done.
Scott
On Aug 27, 2005, at 5:03 PM, Scott Kane wrote:
Hi Bill,
Thanks for the info. Has this issue with Query Builder that
you mention been raised as a bug with Rev?
I'm going to take a look at libDatabase - but will
it work with altSQL - because I'm adament to use that
library, it's so nicely
That's a good question. It would be nice if the query builder didn't crash
when you search for a record that isn't there. But in order to search for a
record with the query builder you have to use revsetSQLofQuery and I
believe that isn't a supported command (maybe because it isn't finished) but
--- Bill Humphrey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone know how to get the database query
builder to set the cursor
to busy when it is working. Simple tasks like
refresh or connect
always take several seconds and everything just
freezes with no
indication that anything is happening.
--- Bill Humphrey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In case anyone else wants to use this great thing
extensively then when
designing your databases always use unique names for
every column even
when in different tables because if you refer to a
column as
tablename1.shipID and another one as
on 6/6/05 1:11 pm, Signe Marie Sanne wrote :
Hello,
Since someone a week ago said he had not ventured into custom properties, I
have uploaded a very simple stack which shows how you make a small archive
stack and save it as a custom property, all with just one card. On RevOnLine
you will find it
John Ridge skrev:
on 6/6/05 1:11 pm, Signe Marie Sanne wrote :
Hello,
Since someone a week ago said he had not ventured into custom properties, I
have uploaded a very simple stack which shows how you make a small archive
stack and save it as a custom property, all with just one card. On
Hi John,
on 6/6/05 1:11 pm, Signe Marie Sanne wrote :
Hello,
Since someone a week ago said he had not ventured into custom
properties, I
have uploaded a very simple stack which shows how you make a small
archive
stack and save it as a custom property, all with just one card. On
Klaus
If it could replace 1000
cards, some containing c. 100k text, it would be FAST...
but then setting back the text-styles (set the htmltext of fld x to the
xos[thisprop] of me)
would penalize the speed in favor of card based databases wouldn't it? Also,
tracking what record, updating
On Jun 6, 2005, at 6:28 AM, Bill Humphrey wrote:
In case anyone else wants to use this great thing extensively then
when designing your databases always use unique names for every
column even when in different tables because if you refer to a
column as tablename1.shipID and another one as
John,
I believe we are still limited to about 2GB of total stack size at
present according to recent posts.
Dennis
On Jun 6, 2005, at 10:56 AM, Klaus Major wrote:
Hi John,
on 6/6/05 1:11 pm, Signe Marie Sanne wrote :
Hello,
Since someone a week ago said he had not ventured into
Sent: Monday, June 06, 2005 17:35
To: How to use Revolution
Subject: Re: Database saved as custom property
John,
I believe we are still limited to about 2GB of total stack
size at present according to recent posts.
Dennis
On Jun 6, 2005, at 10:56 AM, Klaus Major wrote:
Hi John
: Monday, June 06, 2005 17:35
To: How to use Revolution
Subject: Re: Database saved as custom property
John,
I believe we are still limited to about 2GB of total stack
size at present according to recent posts.
Dennis
On Jun 6, 2005, at 10:56 AM, Klaus Major wrote:
Hi John,
on 6/6/05 1:11 pm
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