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... the initialization process using WSAStartup(). These DLLs provide support for specific network protocols like TCP/IP. Cancels Pending Calls (with caution): It's important to note that WSACleanup() cancels any pending blocking or asynchronous Winsock calls issued by any thread in your application. ...

nageswaragunupudi wrote:One caution.
Length of the WideString ( utf16le ) should not change.

Of course.

One caution.
Length of the WideString ( utf16le ) should not change.

... implications. In Chrome, you can start the browser with the --disable-web-security flag to disable the same-origin policy. However, exercise caution when using this method. Use a browser extension: Some browser extensions, like CORS Unblock, allow you to bypass the same-origin policy by adding ...

...     ( cCust )->FIRST  := cFirst      ( cStat )->NAME   := cName      COMMIT      UNLOCK ALL   endif   CLOSE DATAreturn nil  Caution: We should not modify more than one record in the same workarea. If we want to modify more than one record in the same dbf, we need to open ...

Tim,

Also, one word of caution: We often use :: to reference the object but this can sometimes result in conflicts with other classes.

Hmm, I have never experienced this. Can you provide an example?

James

... through this, I now have 1 totals method that applies everywhere, and a change in it will always work wherever it is applied. Also, one word of caution:  We often use :: to reference the object but this can sometimes result in conflicts with other classes.   A simple code:   ::InvoiceNo:WorkDatewithin ...

Tim, I caution you about being too rigid in what you want before you understand the basics of ribbonbars. I haven't built a MDI project in many years, so I am not a fan either. But, from the sample program, it appears that this ...

Hello,
I found this post:

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/hel ... rsion-1709

Maybe missing SMB is the problem.

Best regards,
Otto

James,

James Bott wrote:Maybe doing a Sysrefresh() before the File() would be a workaround.

If that works, you could create your own file checking routine:

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function xfile()
   Sysrefresh()
Return File()

yes, very good idea

To All Just my 2 cents worth ( again ) .... sounds like a latency hard disk write problem ... whether it be on a network or a local drive.... unfortunately not everyone can afford a solid state drive .... there is basically zero latency with disk writes and I have a SSD and not seen the problem on m...

Maybe doing a Sysrefresh() before the File() would be a workaround.

If that works, you could create your own file checking routine:

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function xfile()
   Sysrefresh()
Return File()

Anyway, I didn't notice that problem so far...

EMG

When Satya Nadella took over as CEO, he established the "freedom to create" philosophy and shared it with all Microsoft staff ( in a memo later made public ). It places an emphasis on ideas and creative exploration rather than the stability of products, and their use in the "real worl...

I also had problems in this case when I create temporary tables locally. To solve the problem I had to invent a routine. FUNCTION TAds_TableErase(f_nConnection,f_cTableName)  Local oDs_Qry, lExecute := .F., iFor := 0  Default f_nConnection := tAds_GetConnectionDefault()&nbs...