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... that light came in and the way was revealed... modharbour CGI or simply Harbour CGI is the best after the bread and butter. Now you can come and blame me: "Antonio you fooled us for several years" and you are right. I have changed my ideas many times, trying to get things done in a ...

... mas... excelente. La unica diferencia es que me parece que tarda algo mas en cargar el .exe, pero nada que sea para morirse. Probably you have to blame your antivirus for this. EMG Ok, i will try and notice you...

JoseAlvarez wrote:

Enrico Maria Giordano wrote:Regarding UPX, please try --lzma for the best EXE compression.

EMG

Enrico, gracias por el dato, comprime aun mas... excelente.
La unica diferencia es que me parece que tarda algo mas en cargar el .exe, pero nada que sea para morirse.

Probably you have to blame your antivirus for this.

EMG

... that we "hack" into there *.DLL with "un-managed" Code funny that M$ have open M$-Store for Win32 Apps ... ... good Place to blame Author when 32 Bit App fail ...

Sorry to take your time. I must of stayed up way too late last night.
I could try to blame the corona virus, I bet that won't fly.

I am now happily using hash arrays in Mod_Harbour...

... would seem to be easier. Most of your issues are just due to you not yet understanding the use of database objects. Thus you tend to immediately blame the objects rather than looking for a coding error. It is not that the objects don't work. But the alternative (not using objects) is going to ...

... would seem to be easier. Most of your issues are just due to you not yet understanding the use of database objects. Thus you tend to immediately blame the objects rather than looking for a coding error. It is not that the objects don't work. But the alternative (not using objects) is going to ...

... The same code would have caused the same error if you were not using database objects. But because you are not used to using objects you tend to blame the object before even looking for syntax errors.

... design interfaces. You are the database and interface expert. You can give them what they think they want and when it doesn't work, then they will blame you. I've been down that road. Words of wisdom! Unfortunately, it's a lost fight against customers… :-( The way to do an incremental search on ...

... design interfaces. You are the database and interface expert. You can give them what they think they want and when it doesn't work, then they will blame you. I've been down that road. The way to do an incremental search on three fields is to create an index on upper( rtrim(last) + ", " ...

... as a cash cow, yet have a terrible system in place. Whenever they have problems ( which none of my other clients experience ) the IT guys will blame it on me, though I can show the client ample documentation to back up my concerns. I have a hunch the owner of the business is related to the ...

I'm used to having system administrators blame third-party software, and they wash their hands, and forget their real job

James Bott wrote:Rick,

Consider the possibility that it is a cover-your-a** move. Maybe they just want to cover themselves in case anything goes wrong, so they can blame it on you.

James

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Rick,

Consider the possibility that it is a cover-your-a** move. Maybe they just want to cover themselves in case anything goes wrong, so they can blame it on you.

James

... by security expert Brian Krebs, it was unclear as to the size and scope; Krebs did say that a large Russian cybercrime group was likely to blame and that they had placed malware on company computers and on the MICROS customer support portal to steal usernames and passwords. Many experts ...